Kendall Fuller, a 30-year-old cornerback, was recently released by the Miami Dolphins. He played well last season, making 50 tackles and defending seven passes, and could fill a crucial depth role for the Ravens in the secondary.

Kendall Fuller, a recently released cornerback from the Miami Dolphins, displayed solid performance in his last season, making him an attractive option for the Panthers. His experience and skills could significantly improve Carolina's secondary, especially alongside Pro Bowler Jaycee Horn.

Kendall Fuller was released by the Miami Dolphins after a challenging season marked by injuries. Signing a $15 million contract last offseason, he only played 11 games, posting 50 tackles and several pass deflections. His prior success with the Washington Commanders raises questions about his future as a free agent.

Cornerback Kendall Fuller was also cut by the Dolphins as the team aims to refresh its defensive unit along with the offense following the releases of Mostert and Smythe.

Kendall Fuller has been ruled out for the game against the Browns due to a knee injury. His absence is compounded by the fact that he has been placed on injured reserve, which significantly impacts the Dolphins' defensive strategy as they prepare for a critical matchup.