Starting tight end Anthony Fasano got the call, too.
Fasano caught a season-high six passes for 56 yards, adding a touchdown and a two-point conversion reception in the Miami Dolphins' 24-3 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
We expected the tight end would draw quarterback Ryan Tannehill's attention, and that he did. Fasano was targeted a team-high seven times in the game, working out of the slot all game. (photo: Bob B. Brown, Flickr)
According to Pro Football Focus, Fasano saw more snaps than any non-lineman (or Tannehill), getting in on 66 plays, six more than receiver Brian Hartline, who led the team in receiving yards with 77.
Fasano has caught a pass in 22 consecutive games. Moore and Matthews combined for five receptions Sunday, with Matthews being targeted five times, one fewer than Hartline.
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