Huddle Up: Spending most of the offseason and training camp on the non-football injury list with a torn ACL suffered at Louisville which ended his 2025 season, Bell will make his preseason debut on Friday. The third-round pick should ramp up barring any setbacks and he's somebody to watch in a wide-open Miami Dolphins' pass-catching room. For fantasy, he's not draftable, but is somebody to pick up off waivers if he earns routes and makes the most of his opportunities.

Huddle Up: Bell is recovering from a torn anterior cruciate ligament but has a chance to become a big part of the Dolphins passing game once healthy. The Dolphins will be looking for anybody and everybody who can contribute this season and down the road for a rebuilding Miami team, so Bell should be at least watched closely to see if he can carve out a bigger role as the season develops.

Huddle Up: Bell is recovering from a torn anterior cruciate ligament but has a chance to become a big part of the Dolphins passing game once healthy. Fantasy players can consider him a late round option and can keep him stashed on the bench until he is ready to play.

Huddle Up: Bell, the team's third-round draft selection this past April, is expected to take a sizable role in the Dolphins' new-look receiving corps in 2026. While Bell recuperates from his torn ACL last December, keep tabs on his status, but he'd be a waiver-wire addition in-season if he were to nab a fantasy-relevant role with Miami in 2026.

Huddle Up: Bell was having an excellent collegiate season prior to suffering a major knee injury, but if he can regain his form, he could emerge as a starting receiver for Miami down the road. For now, Bell can be considered a high-risk, high-reward stash option for dynasty formats.