Alec Ingold Fantasy Stats

Miami Dolphins fullback Alec Ingold (calf) and left tackle Terron Armstead (knee) are officially active for Week 12 against the New England Patriots. Ingold had been listed as questionable after logging three limited practices in a row. He was healthy for Miami's first eight games before missing each of their last two contests. His return to the lineup gives the Dolphins an extra backfield blocker, as well as a big-bodied playmaker who can run the ball and catch passes. Armstead had also been listed as questionable, but his status was far more iffy given that he didn't practice at all this week. In the end, though, he's going to play against the Patriots, serving as a reliable protector for Tua Tagovailoa and the offensive backfield.

Miami Dolphins running back Alec Ingold (calf) has been designated as questionable for the team's matchup against the New England Patriots this Sunday. It's the third consecutive week the sixth-year veteran has been given the questionable tag. Despite logging three limited practice sessions in Weeks 10 and 11, Ingold was ultimately inactive for the ensuing two contests. Miami hopes history doesn't repeat itself, as he was yet again limited all week leading up to their Week 12 home tilt. Last Sunday, the Dolphins compensated for the loss of Ingold by deploying tight ends Jonnu Smith and Julian Hill more frequently, and they may do so again if the veteran is forced to miss another game.

Miami Dolphins running back Alec Ingold (calf) has been deemed questionable for Sunday's home tilt against the Las Vegas Raiders. The sixth-year back sustained a calf injury ahead of Miami's Week 9 30-27 loss to the Buffalo Bills and has yet to log a full practice, recording eight straight limited sessions since. Ingold would eventually sit out last weekend, but it appears he might give it another go despite the nagging ailment. With no other active fullbacks on the roster, the Dolphins may expand their usage of two-tight end sets to compensate for the 28-year-old's absence. Ingold has totaled 13 yards and a touchdown on his nine carries in 2024, adding 60 yards through the air on 7-of-8 receiving.

Miami Dolphins fullback Alec Ingold has agreed to a three-year extension worth up to $17.2 million with the Miami Dolphins. He is now the highest-paid fullback in the NFL, passing Kyle Juszczyk. The 27-year-old spent three seasons with the Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders before joining the Dolphins last season and is a versatile piece of the team's explosive offense.

Miami Dolphins fullback Alec Ingold said on ESPN's Adam Schefter's podcast that he expects quarterback Tua Tagovailoa (concussion) to be back healthy in 2023. Ingold also said that Tagovailoa will be taking Judo classes in the offseason in order to learn how to fall better to prevent injuries like the ones that led to two concussions during the 2022 season. Tagovailoa is expected to be deliberate and determined about his comeback in 2023 after playing in only 13 games last season for the second year in a row due to injuries. The 24-year-old had his best NFL campaign in his third season, throwing for 3,548 yards, 25 touchdowns and eight interceptions. His 8.9 yard-per-attempt average and 13.7 yards per completion led the league. If he can stay healthy, Tagovailoa should have some QB1 appeal in the right matchups in 2023.

Miami Dolphins fullback Alec Ingold was productive against the Cleveland Browns in Week 10, catching four passes for 45 yards and one touchdown. This was the best fantasy outing of the 26-year-old's career, but don't expect him to repeat this type of production anytime soon. The Dolphins are on bye in Week 11.

Fullback Alec Ingold has agreed to a two-year deal with Miami, paying him up to $7.5 million. Ingold played his entire career with the Raiders, accumulating just three touchdowns throughout the last three seasons. He tore his ACL during the Week 10 AFC West matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs, although he's expected to recover fully. Nevertheless, Ingold doesn't directly offer much from a fantasy standpoint. Yet, his blocking prowess could do wonders for Tua Tagovailoa's development while also opening up some holes for his teammates out of the backfield.

The Las Vegas Raiders are not tendering a contract to impending restricted free-agent fullback and team captain Alec Ingold, according to a source. Ingold suffered a torn ACL in Week 10, but he's expected to be fully recovered in time for training camp this summer. Despite the fact that Ingold will now be a free agent, the Raiders aren't closing the door on bringing him back in 2022. The 25-year-old has spent all three of his NFL seasons playing for the Raiders since 2019. In that time, he has 15 carries for 22 yards and has added 28 receptions on 35 targets for 239 yards and three touchdowns in 41 total games.

Las Vegas Raiders running back Jalen Richard (ribs) is listed as questionable for Week 11 against the Cincinnati Bengals, while fullback Alec Ingold (knee) has been ruled out. Richard missed practice on Wednesday before being limited the following two days, so he figures to have a good shot at playing on Sunday as depth behind Josh Jacobs and Kenyan Drake and as a contributor on special teams. If Richard isn't able to play, there's a chance that Peyton Barber would be active for the first time since Week 4. Richard only has five carries on the season for eight yards and has caught eight of 10 targets for 45 yards in five games played. He'd only become attractive in deep PPR leagues if Drake missed time with an injury.

The Las Vegas Raiders fear that fullback Alec Ingold (knee) suffered a torn ACL in the Sunday night game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Ingold went down on a non-contact play on Sunday when his leg bent the wrong way. It was ugly. One of the best fullbacks in the league had to be carted to the locker room and will not return to the game. If tests on Monday confirm a torn ACL, Ingold will miss the rest of the 2021 season. He caught his only target for five yards in the game before leaving and had nine catches for 80 yards and a touchdown coming into the Week 10 game. The 25-year-old isn't fantasy relevant, but a season-ending injury would be a big loss for the Raiders rushing attack the rest of the season.