Will Fuller

The definition of a boom-or-bust player, as Fuller has posted WR1-type numbers in 23.8 percent of his games, which ranks 30th among wide receivers since 2000. The issue is that he's posted WR3 or better numbers in just 33.3 percent of his games, which ranks 94th (right behind Donte Moncrief) during that time. The loss of Deandre Hopkins should provide him with a more stable target floor, though Brandin Cooks is arguably a better football player than Fuller and will steal a lot of those targets. The chemistry between Fuller and Deshaun Watson has to be taken into account, but so does the injury history. Ideally, you draft him as a WR4 that you can rely on as a WR3 while healthy.

Will Fuller recovered from offseason groin surgery

WR Will Fuller has fully recovered from groin surgery, per Texans’ HC Bill O’Brien.

Fantasy Impact

Fuller underwent groin surgery in January, and is now fully recovered. “We’re excited about having him for 16 games,” said O’Brien. “He looks as good as he ever looked.” Fuller has dealt with multiple injuries over the years and yet to play a full 16 game season. With DeAndre Hopkins traded to the Cardinals, Fuller has the opportunity to be the Texans No. 1 WR. He could flourish in Houston’s offense as Deshaun Watson’s top target, but has had trouble with injuries throughout his career. Fuller will compete with newly acquired Brandin Cooks and Randall Cobb for targets. The 26-year-old hauled in 49 receptions for 670 yards and three touchdowns across 11 games in 2019. Fuller will look to stay on the field and is currently 36th among all wideouts in the latest expert consensus rankings.