Fasano was held without a reception on one target Sunday against the Chargers.

While Fasano played 76 percent of the snaps for the Chiefs on Sunday, he went without a catch while Travis Kelce had four for 33 yards. Fasano continues to receive ample playing time because of his superior blocking skills in a run-oriented offense, but he doesn't make a big impact in the box score.

Fasano caught four passes for 32 yards on seven targets Sunday against the Chiefs.

While Fasano had the most targets on the team, he was only able to convert the opportunities into a total of 32 yards. He isn't a reliable option in fantasy as he hasn't totaled more than 39 yards in a game this season and has just one touchdown.

Fasano caught three passes on four targets for 39 yards Sunday against the Broncos.

Fasano was once again not a huge factor offensively, with his biggest highlight coming on a juggling catch. He continues to receive a large amount of snaps, however, missing just seven of 86 on the day. The team is still run-oriented, which allows Fasano to play, but Travis Kelce is the better tight end option if you are looking for production in Kansas City.

Fasano had three catches on six targets for 29 yards with a touchdown in Sunday's loss to Tennessee.

Fasano scored Kansas City's lone touchdown, grabbing a five-yard pass early in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, young tight end Travis Kelce was the team's second most productive receiver Sunday, catching three passes for 49 yards. While Kelce received all the hype this preseason, Fasano still remains No. 1 on the depth chart, and should be somewhat involved in the passing game. Just keep in mind that his upside is limited though.

Fasano caught five passes for 41 yards in Saturday's preseason game against the Vikings.

Fasano's name remains atop the Chiefs' posted tight end depth chart, with the veteran's blocking skills ensuring him a role in the team's offense this season. In spite of the occasional touchdown Fasano might pick up as the campaign progresses, the likely involvement of promising fellow TE Travis Kelce in the team's passing game creates a potential time-share that caps Fasano's fantasy upside.

Fasano caught two passes (on four targets) for 29 yards in Sunday's preseason game against the Panthers.

Fasano remains atop the Chiefs' tight end depth chart and his blocking skills should keep ensure his role in the team's offense this season. While he's good for the occasion TD, in terms of fantasy upside, teammate Travis Kelce looks like the Chiefs' TE to target.

Fasano, who was limited to nine games last season due to injuries, is healthy at this stage, with coach Andy Reid adding that the tight end "came back in phenomenal shape," the team's official site reports.

A healthy Fasano currently remains atop the Chiefs' tight end depth chart, ahead of Travis Kelce, Demetrius Harris, Richard Gordon and Adam Schiltz. If Kelce can re-prove his health, he could emerge as a key cog in the Chiefs' offense given his pass-catching upside, but even in that scenario, Fasano should remain involved enough to merit attention in deeper formats.

Anthony Fasano caught two passes for six yards in Kansas City's Wild Card loss to the Colts.

Anthony Fasano caught one pass for 19 yards in Week 16 versus the Colts.

Fasano was targeted four times on the afternoon. He hasn't been fantasy-relevant.

Anthony Fasano (concussion/knee) is listed as probable for Week 16.

Injury-crippled Fasano's return sends Sean McGrath back to the bench.

Anthony Fasano (concussion, knee) is practicing in full for Week 16.

Fasano is ready to go, but won't be a viable TE2 against the Colts.

Anthony Fasano (concussion, knee) was a full participant at Wednesday's practice.

Fasano has missed the past two games but is far from fantasy relevance.

Anthony Fasano (concussion/knee) has been ruled out for Week 15.

Bearded Sean McGrath will draw the start against the Raiders.

Anthony Fasano (concussion, knee) remained limited in Thursday's practice.

Fasano is on track to return for Week 15, but has yet to gain final clearance. He'd be a low-end TE2 against the Raiders.

Anthony Fasano (concussion/knee) was limited in Wednesday's practice.

Fasano missed last week due to a concussion and knee injury and is still in the league's protocol. His return to practice puts him on track to play in Week 15.

Chiefs declared TE Anthony Fasano, LT Branden Albert, QB Tyler Bray, OLB Justin Houston, C Eric Kush, OG Rishaw Johnson and DL Jaye Howard inactive for Week 14 against the Redskins.

Anthony Fasano (concussion/knee) has officially been ruled out for Week 14.

Fasano didn't practice all week and hasn't been cleared to return from his concussion. Sean McGrath will be the Chiefs' starting tight end against Washington.

Anthony Fasano (concussion/knee) missed practice again on Friday.

Sean McGrath will be the Chiefs' starting tight end against Washington.

Anthony Fasano (concussion, knee) remained out of Chiefs practice Thursday.

Fasano will most likely be out for Sunday's game against the Redskins, leaving starting tight end duties to Sean McGrath. McGrath filled in ably for Fasano earlier this season, but is barely on the TE2 radar.

Anthony Fasano (concussion, knee) is not practicing Wednesday.

Fasano got extremely banged up in the Week 13 loss to the Broncos and is very questionable to play against the Redskins this week. It would leave Sean McGrath as the starting tight end again.