Preston Williams had a breakout performance against the Jets. Williams injured his right knee in this game. Hopefully it’s not the last we see if him. He is undergoing an MRI today.

Related players: DeVante Parker, Mike Gesicki, Albert Wilson

Williams had a line of 5-72-2 in the game but suffered a knee injury as well as wrist injury earlier in the game - but did return from that. Williams was carted off the field according to reports so the Dolphins, owners and potential owners are holding their breaths for now.

Over the past 15 years, only two rookie tight ends have produced more than 600 yards receiving. The Giants’ Evan Engram totaled 722 yards receiving last season, and John Carlson recorded 627 with the Seahawks in 2008.

Of the 18 tight ends drafted this year, only three are projected starters: Hayden Hurst, Miami’s Mike Gesicki and the New York Jets’ Chris Herndon.

The biggest reason, the story said, is that tight end is a position different than any other on offense. Like offensive linemen, tight ends have to learn the concepts of blocking schemes. Like wide receivers, tight ends have to understand the nuances of route-running. The story also noted Jason Witten, Rob Gronkowski, Jimmy Graham and Antonio Gates all totaled fewer than 45 catches and 550 yards receiving in their rookie seasons. Each one eclipsed 80 receptions and 950 yards the next.

Feisty Adam Gase today. When asked if TE Mike Gesicki is ready for a starter-like role he says, "Yeah. This isn't a hobby."

Rookie TEs don't often make a major impact in the fantasy world, but last year Evan Engram was pretty productive. Gesicki is a ridiculous athlete and can really fly down the seam with his 4.54 speed. He’ll also provide Gase with a big target in the red zone boosted by his 41.5" vertical. Jarvis Landry vacated 161 targets from last year, and the Dolphins have only signed Albert Wilson and Danny Amendola to replace him, so there are plenty of targets up for grabs.

TE Mike Gesicki might be Miami’s most talented receiving tight end in years. Expect for the Dolphins to line him up in various spots and deploy him in various packages, to catch defenses off guard. He has the skill set to line up outside at receiver if Miami chooses.

Mike Mayock was quoted as saying it will be a tough duty for a safety or linebacker to cover Gesicki in space, while Charles Davis said Gesicki plays "above the rim" on the football field, according to the story. Gesicki is our No. 13 ranked tight end.

According to Florida Football Insiders, rookie tight end Mike Gesicki is "emerging as an athletic big target for quarterback Ryan Tannehill, especially in the red zone".

Gesicki is an elite athlete at his position with basketball and volleyball in his background. He has a great shot at emerging right away as a fantasy presence after the Dolphins traded Jarvis Landry this offseason. Gesicki is the No. 23 tight end off the board in fantasy drafts.

WR Danny Amendola had two TDs and continues to develop into a trusted WR.

QB Ryan Tannehill threw his first interception in camp, trying to hit Amendola.

TE Mike Gesicki probably ran more snaps with the first team than in any other practice. The kid seems to be making progress. He had TD receptions from Tannehill and QB Bryce Petty.

It seems as if the Dolphins offense continues to look solid so far in camp. Amendola remains a top WR threat as well, but durability is going to be a concern, as it has been the last few years with the WR.

In the four practices open to reporters this spring, rookie tight end Mike Gesicki of Penn State has been a non-factor. He has even looked lost at times.

As a result, his reps have largely come with the backups this spring, behind returning veterans A.J. Derby and MarQueis Gray.

Now, if the calendar read early September instead of early June, this would be a flashing red light. Instead, it's one of the countless unresolved storylines as the Dolphins near their summer break.

Rookie tight ends rarely make much of a fantasy impact, though Evan Engram posted top-five numbers last season thanks to a series of injuries to the Giants’ receiving corps. Mike Gesicki is a great athlete and can really fly down the seam with his 4.54 speed. He’ll also provide Adam Gase with a big target in the red zone. Jarvis Landry vacated 161 targets from last year, and the Dolphins have only signed Albert Wilson and Danny Amendola to replace him, so there are plenty of targets up for grabs. However, it's clear Gesicki still has a lot of learning to do in this offense at this early juncture.