Huddle Up: Waller showed he could still be a weapon in the red zone for Miami last season, scoring six TDs in nine games, but he hasn't had a truly impactful season since 2020. At best, you can add him to your watch list and see how he performs in Carolina's offense.

Huddle Up: Waller to the Carolina Panthers is an interesting move for fantasy purposes, as Waller could conceivably be the best pass-catching tight end they've had since Greg Olsen left. He had six touchdowns in nine games with the Dolphins last season, so perhaps Waller has some gas left in the tank? He's an interesting name to draft in deeper leagues, but is more of a free-agent pickup once we see what his role is going to be for the Panthers, if he makes the team that is.

Huddle Up: Waller had a 24-293-6 line in nine games. If he returns next season, he'll be a TE2 option with some TD upside when he's healthy.

Huddle Up: Waller's status for Week 18 is uncertain at this time, so fantasy players will need to check on his availability later in the week. He has played well at times this season but can be avoided in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players can monitor the situation over the next few days to see if Waller will be able to return to the field and play in the regular season finale. He will see a few targets if he plays but can be avoided in most leagues.