Draft Scout Snapshot: 2010: First-team All-Big 12 receiver who led the team with 72 receptions for 1,066 yards (14.8 ypr) and 12 scores. Finished third in the Big 12 in receiving yardage, fourth in TD receptions, and eighth in receptions. 2009: Charged with consumption of alcohol by a minor after teammate Justin McQueen arrested for DWI in January 2010 …. Honorable mention All-Big 12 selection by the league's coaches … led the team in receiving touchdowns (7) and ranked third in yards (568) despite missing four games with a fractured right fibula (leg) … 29 of 41 catches on year (71 percent) went for a first down or touchdown … hauled in seven balls for a game-high 102 yards in Independence Bowl against Georgia (12/28) … career performance in narrow loss to No. 3 Texas (11/26), setting a career high with 132 yards on six catches and tying a school record with three TD receptions. 2008: Honorable-mention All Big 12 pick by league coaches … played in 11 games, starting eight … turned in one of the most prolific true freshman seasons in school history by catching 50 passes for 630 yards … set a school record with nine receiving touchdowns … of his 50 receptions, 24 resulted in a first down … big play receiver had nine catches of 20 or more yards … earned second-team freshman All-American honors from College Football News. Personal: Father, Jeff, was a standout safety for the Aggies in the early 80's before moving on to a six-year NFL career with the San Francisco 49ers.
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Draft Scout Jeff Fuller News
01/03/13 - WR Jeff Fuller was signed to a contract for 2013 by the Dolphins.
03/08/12 - With senior quarterback Ryan Tannehill not yet able to work out due to his recovery from a broken foot, the stage was set for several other Aggies to take advantage of the pro scouts on hand for Texas A&M's Pro Day. Senior wide receiver Jeff Fuller offered scouts a pleasant surprise by participating in the workout. He had been expected to wait until March 29 (like Tannehill) to work out after it was discovered that he'd suffered a stress fracture in his foot at the Senior Bowl, but he elected to compete anyway. This fact was especially important because unlike most of A&M's other prominent prospects not named Tannehill, Fuller was the only Aggie invited to the Combine who wasn't able to work out in Indianapolis. Fuller, measuring in at 6-4, 225 pounds, was clocked between 4.62-4.66 in a pair of attempts at the 40-yard dash and registered a 4.34 second time in the 20-yard short shuttle and a 7.10 second time in the three-cone drill. Fuller also had a 36" vertical jump, according to the official Twitter feed of Texas A&M Aggie Football. Fuller also participated in positional drills. The one drill he had performed in at the Scouting Combine was the bench press, where he lifted the bar 17 times. In reality, the times are slower than scouts had hoped for Fuller but considering the fact that he's still getting back into top shape, talent evaluators will be quick to forget these results should the times improve on March 29. Fuller is currently rated as NFLDraftScout.com's No. 18 receiver for the 2012 draft. - NFLDraftScout.com
02/25/12 - Texas A&M receiver Jeff Fuller set numerous school records as a junior in 2010, but his play leveled off this past season, leaving questions about why didn't he enter the NFL a year ago. But Fuller refuses to think that way. "You can't think shoulda-woulda-coulda," said Fuller. "Right now I'm just looking forward and looking forward to being on a team and getting the opportunity to get out there and compete." Fuller battled a hamstring injury and concussion issues this past year, which played a part in his inconsistent senior campaign. And yet another injury will keep him from working out this week in Indianapolis. Fuller suffered a stress fracture in his foot and won't work out until his March 29 pro day, along with quarterback Ryan Tannehill. And speaking of the former Texas A&M quarterback, what does Fuller think of Tannehill? "He's the smartest guy I know, incredibly talented." - NFLDraftScout.com
02/24/12 - Texas A&M WR Jeff Fuller is one of the handful of big-bodied receivers in this year’s draft class. A lot of the bigger wideouts are hoping to run fast 40 times to improve their stock and separate themselves from the rest of the pack. Fuller however, won’t get that chance this weekend. “Unfortunately I got a stress fracture in my foot during the Senior Bowl, so I’m not going to be participating in anything until March 25th at my pro day. The normal one is on the 7th, but (Ryan) Tannehill had the (foot) injury as well so we’re both going to be working out on the 25th.” - Chris Brown, BuffaloBills.com
02/24/12 - Texas A&M's Jeff Fuller set numerous school records as a junior in 2010, but his play leveled off this past season, leaving questions about why didn't he enter the NFL a year ago. But Fuller refuses to think that way.
"You can't think shoulda-woulda-coulda," said Fuller. "Right now I'm just looking forward and looking forward to being on a team and getting the opportunity to get out there and compete."
Fuller battled a hamstring injury and concussion issues this past year, which played a part in his inconsistent senior campaign. And yet another injury will keep him from working out this week in Indianapolis. Fuller suffered a stress fracture in his foot and won't work out until his March 29 pro day, along with quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
And speaking of the former Texas A&M quarterback, what does Fuller think of Tannehill?
"He's the smartest guy I know, incredibly talented."
--Dane Brugler, NFLDraftScout.com
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