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After Fuller posted a 45.5 overall grade last season, fans and media alike were quick to draw comparisons to his older, underperforming brother Kyle Fuller in Chicago. However, Kendall’s efforts in 2017 have put such claims to rest. Now fully recovered from a knee injury that hurt his draft stock and plagued his rookie campaign, Fuller has become Washington’s shutdown corner in the slot. Fuller ranks tied for second among cornerbacks with 200-plus snaps in the slot in yards allowed per coverage snap (0.86) and first in passer rating allowed (63.5). Conversely, he ranked second-to-last and last in said categories, respectively, last season. Having earned an 86.0 overall grade through 10 weeks, Fuller ranks 11th among all NFL cornerbacks in both overall grade and coverage grade.