Miami Dolphins Head Coach, Mike McDaniel, announced that highly rated cornerback, Kendall Fuller, will return to action this Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams.
_Fuller’s Injury_
Fuller had been sidelined since Week 8 with a Grade 2 hamstring strain, suffered in the Dolphins’ 27-24 win over the Buffalo Bills. The injury forced Fuller to miss three consecutive games.
_Coach McDaniel’s Statement_
“Kendall’s worked diligently in rehab, and we’re excited to have him back. His presence bolsters our secondary and provides a significant boost to our defense.” – Mike McDaniel
_Impact on the Team_
Fuller’s return strengthens the Dolphins’ pass defense, which ranked 12th in the NFL before his injury. The Dolphins allowed an average of 230 passing yards per game with Fuller in the lineup.
_Stats_
Before his injury, Fuller had:
– 34 tackles
– 2 interceptions
– 6 pass breakups
– 78.5 coverage grade (Pro Football Focus)
– 3 forced fumbles
_Projecting Forward_
With Fuller back, the Dolphins aim to contain the Rams’ high-powered offense, led by quarterback Matthew Stafford. The Rams average 270 passing yards per game.
_Fan Reaction_
1. “Welcome back, Kendall! Let’s shut down the Rams!” – @FinsUp
2. “Fuller’s return is huge!” – @DolphinsFan4Life
3. “Time to make a statement!” – @MiamiSports
4. “Our secondary just got a whole lot better!” – @DolphinsNation
