Will Fuller

Fuller will be coming off an ACL tear in 2019, though that's not as daunting as it once was. During his career, he's been a different player with/without Deshaun Watson, as he's averaged 4.1 receptions for 71.1 yards and 1.0 touchdowns per game with Watson, compared to just 3.1 receptions for 38.7 yards, and 0.1 touchdowns per game without him. The addition of Keke Coutee is going to eat into his target share, but Fuller was always somewhat of a big-play threat who needed to get it done on limited targets. That won't change in 2019.

Will Fuller does have torn ACL, out for year

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport has reported that Will Fuller did, in fact, suffer a torn ACL during their Week 8 win over the Dolphins.

Fantasy Impact

It's the news we were all expecting, but it doesn't make it any less devastating. Seeing that his injury happened right around the same time of year that Deshaun Watson's did last year, he should have a chance to make it back by the start of the 2019 season, though it'll be close. This will have a butterfly effect throughout the entire offense, as Watson hasn't posted nearly as good of numbers with Fuller out of the lineup. Not that he needs them to be productive, but DeAndre Hopkins is going to see 10-plus targets every game. And then Keke Coutee will have a bigger role upon returning from his hamstring injury. Don't expect the world and drop proven players for him, but he should offer weekly WR4 value in PPR leagues moving forward.