Brandon Fusco

Fusco started seven games in Atlanta last season before landing on injured reserve due to a broken ankle, and the same injury now appears to be to blame for the Fusco being cut by the team. The 30-year-old guard will face a difficult offseason of recovery before searching for a role elsewhere in the league.

Fusco suffered a broken ankle during an Oct. 22 matchup against the Giants, which he considered to be the most serious injury of his career. The 30-year-old will face a difficult offseason of recovery, but appears on track to retake the field in 2019. "I don't think they've put a pinpoint on when I'll be back," Fusco said, "but I'll definitely be back for next season."

Fusco suffered a concussion in Week 14 against the Jaguars and will likely be back on the field for the Vikings last game of the season. Though it's a meaningless game against the Bears, it's nice to see Fusco back on healthy again.

Fusco has officially entered the concussion protocol and won't play until he's cleared. It's honestly a mystery how long this injury will last because we've see players come back the next week and sometimes miss three, four or even five games at a time. Continue to check back for updates.