I messed up and erased my game recording. Can anyone tell me how much single coverage Marshall saw with the Titans knowing his routes?
Also, Fasano's stats look VG. Anyone have his PFF's ranking in blocking, receiving, and overall?
Thanks.
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I don't understand why people are willing to believe this when the perceived injured party essentially was asked a question about it and suggested it's not true?
Fasano is 3rd overall with 9.4. Run blocking he is 1st with 6.3, pass blocking 16th with .6, and receiving 11th with 2.3.Southbeach and RickyBobby like this. -
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Wow Fasano is the number 1 run blocking tight end in the NFL? Knew he was good, but didn't know he was that good. Even 11th in receiving is solid. He deserved that extension.
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Fasano is averaging 14.7 per catch (best on team), 80% first downs (best on team), 3 TD's (tied for best on team). Add in 137 YAC.
Gates is averaging 2 yards more per catch, and has him beat on first down pct. Every other starting TE is behind him.Rocky Raccoon likes this. -
I love Fasano, have since we traded for him. Thought that was a damn good trade on our end. He is having a much better year than I thought. I guess it's the drops and that sometimes he disappears that makes me think he wasn't playing this good. I can see him being Thigpen's favorite target too.
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They've got him #2(Behind Jim Kleinsasser) in 2008 and #2 behind Jason Witten in 2009. They've had him rated pretty consistently high.Rocky Raccoon likes this.
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I was somewhat surprised as well. The drops are misleading. Fasano is targeted 3-4 times a game. One drop is glaring because he does not have a chance to make up for it, unlike Marshall who has had more per target.
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In this day and age, many fans do not consider the blocking of a TE. They just want to see Fasano do to other teams what is being done to us. In this regard, he is averaging 14.7 per catch. Few are better.