Grant caught all three of his targets for 32 yards and added a seven-yard touchdown run during Sunday's 37-20 loss to Buffalo. He also returned five kickoffs for 198 yards and a touchdown.
The game was getting out of hand late in the first half when Grant took a kickoff from a yard deep in the end zone and cut across the field to turn up the far sideline for a 101-yard touchdown, his first return score of the season. Later, in the opening minute of the fourth quarter, he took a pitch from a wildcat formation and swept out to the right untouched for a seven-yard touchdown, his first offensive score of the season. The fact that Grant can get from Point A to Point B in a hurry is not much of a surprise, but he hasn't really been able to make much of that ability this season with a single-game high of only five touches. His 39 yards of offense Sunday marked his most productive game of the year. It's possible that Miami relies on some trickery, like Sunday's wildcat run, to get Grant the ball more often, but he otherwise holds little value Sunday against Cleveland's sixth-ranked pass defense.