There's no doubt that Rob Gronkowski is one of the most talented players in the NFL, let alone at the tight end position.
Gronkowski's 6-foot-6, 265-pound frame makes him arguably the most difficult player to defend in pass coverage, and it also provides Tom Brady a lethal target down field.
Now in his seventh season in the NFL, the former Arizona Wildcat set a new franchise record against the Dolphins Sunday for the most multi-touchdown games (16) with the Patriots.
With just under six minutes remaining in the first quarter, New England was set up on second and 13 from the 15-yard line and that's when Gronkowski caught his second touchdown of the game, surpassing Randy Moss as the career multi-touchdown game leader.
GOT 'EM!@robgronkowski catches his 2nd TD of the day from TB12! #GoPats pic.twitter.com/iope73RbFt
— NFL (@NFL) November 26, 2017
Per NFL Research, Gronkowski also leads the NFL in receiving touchdowns (74) since 2010 despite missing 25 games in that seven-year span.
Gronkowski finished Sunday with five catches for 82 yards and two touchdowns. The ex-Cat currently has 6,715 career receiving yards.
