Robbie

Chosen

For the first time since 2022, Chosen will find himself looking for a new team. In Week 2 against the Bills, he failed to find any chemistry with Tua Tagovailoa and looked out of sync with the offense. He ends his Dolphins tenure with 5-131-1 receiving line across two seasons.

Chosen spent last season with the Dolphins, appearing in nine games while posting a 4-126-1 line on six targets. Chosen can be claimed by another team as an addition to their 53-man roster at any time, but the speedster appears unlikely to make much of a real and/or fantasy impact this season.

Chosen wasn’t expected to be long for the 49ers’ roster after signing with the team a few weeks into camp. The injury to Ricky Pearsall played a role in the team signing Chosen, while Pearsall’s return likely led to his release. Chosen caught four passes for 126 yards and a touchdown last season and could end up on the 49ers’ practice squad if another suitor doesn’t come calling.

Chosen joins a wide receiver corps that is somewhat in flux. Brandon Aiyuk’s future with the team is currently up in the air while he and the team explore trade options, and rookie Ricky Pearsall left practice earlier this week with a shoulder injury. Chosen caught four passes for 126 yards and one touchdown for the Dolphins last season and is far from a lock to make the team’s 53-man roster. Still, the 31-year-old speedster provides a veteran presence to an offense that could be in need of some help at receiver.

Chosen caught four passes for 126 yards and one touchdown last season while with the Dolphins. The 31-year-old speedster has totaled just 77 catches for 927 yards and seven touchdowns over the last three years after breaking out for 95-1,096-3 with the Panthers back in 2020. He’s struggled to find his footing on a roster as of late but could serve as an additional field stretcher for the Seahawks behind DK Metcalf.

Chosen hasn’t been on the fantasy radar for much of the season, but with Jaylen Waddle dealing with a high ankle sprain, he could be in line for a bigger role on Sunday. However, Chosen is now going through his own injury recovery. “We’re still in the process of the protocol with Chosen,” said head coach Mike McDaniel “But he’s responded well, and so he’s checked the boxes so far that are available to him.” Chosen is “not at that stage” that he’s able to practice yet, “but he’ll be around and you know, might be able to do some walkthrough participation and things of that nature. He’s progressing.”

Ahmed suffered a foot injury in Week 11 after filling in for De’Von Achane who also left with an injury. The injury dealt to Ahmed was serious enough that the Dolphins chose to put him on IR and they’ll use that spot to bring Robbie Chosen back to the active roster.

Cut on Thursday, Chosen is back with the Dolphins for Week 11 anyway. The team ruled out Chase Claypool during the week and listed Braxton Berrios as questionable to play, giving them a need for extra depth at receiver. Chosen will likely bounce between the practice squad and active roster for the remainder of the season.

The artist formerly known as Robby Anderson is no longer a member of the Dolphins. Chosen joined the Dolphins earlier this offseason and popped up on the radar in Week 3 when he hauled in a 68-yard touchdown. The deep threat has more name changes than he has receptions this year and has bounced between three teams over the last year. At 30 years old, it’s possible he will catch on with another team at some point, but his days of being a meaningful real/fantasy football contributor appear long gone.

Left tackle Terron Armstead was activated from injured reserve on Saturday and will play. Braxton Berrios and Durham Smythe are both playing after being listed as questionable Friday.