Kendall Fuller: Everything you need to know

The Colts hosted Fuller (knee) for a workout Monday, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports. Fuller ended the 2024 season on the Dolphins' injured reserve due to a knee injury he suffered in December, which prompted Miami to release the veteran cornerback in February. The 2016 third-rounder appears to have fully recovered from the injury and is attempting to catch on with a team in need of depth in the secondary. Fuller appeared in 11 regular-season games for the Dolphins in 2024 and logged 50 tackles (37 solo), seven pass defenses and one fumble recovery.

The Dolphins released Fuller (knee) on Friday. Fuller signed a two-year, $15 million deal with the Dolphins last offseason, but he played in just 11 games for Miami this past season. He suffered multiple concussions and also dealt with a knee injury late in the year. Fuller finished the season with 50 tackles (37 solo), seven pass breakups and one fumble recovery. Fuller's release clears just $2.761 million against the cap and leaves behind $5.412 million in dead money. The 30-year-old will look for a new team this offseason.

Fuller (knee) played in 11 regular-season games in 2024 and finished with 50 tackles (37 solo), seven pass defenses and one fumble recovery. Fuller signed a two-year, $16.5 million contract with Miami in March after spending the last four seasons with Washington. Four of the six games he missed were due to a concussion, and he was placed on injured reserve in late December due to a knee injury he suffered against the 49ers in Week 16. Assuming he's healthy, Fuller is expected to serve as the Dolphins' starting outside corner for the 2025 campaign opposite All-Pro Jalen Ramsey.