Since 2015, Mohamed Sanu has the NFL's lowest dropped pass rate.

The Falcons wide receiver dropped 2.8 percent of his passes over the past two regular and post seasons, being a more reliable target than New England Patriots' Danny Amendola (3.7) and San Francisco 49ers Pierre Garcon (3.7).

Sanu finished his first season with the Falcons recording 653 yards and four touchdowns.

Sanu played with the Cincinnati Bengals for four seasons since being drafted in the third round of the 2012 NFL Draft.

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