A diehard Miami Dolphins fan died last week in a motorcycle crash.
Eric Carmona, who helped coin the phrase "TuAnon" in defense of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, was 30 years old when he died in California.
Carmona's friends created a GoFundMe page in order to support his family, and members of his favorite team caught wind of the online fundraiser.
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Tagovailoa donated $10,000 to the page, while wide receiver Tyreek Hill added another $7,000.
Linebacker Andrew van Ginkel and CEO Tom Garfinkel each chipped in an extra $1,000.
"Thank you to [Hill] for donating $7000 to Eric. With this, we are now approaching our goal," a TuAnon Twitter account tweeted on Monday.
"We family fins know that," Hill replied.
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At the time of publishing, the GoFundMe raised over $66,000 - its goal is $75,000. Tagovailoa's donation is the largest so far.
"Eric Carmona, also known as FinsVicious, was a proud Navy veteran, and a die hard Miami Dolphins and Tua fan," the GoFundMe reads.
Carmona's identity remained unknown until his death - he would often post videos of himself in a mask and using a voice modulator and became a fixture on Dolphins social media.
Carmona is survived by his wife and four children.
