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Greg Dulcich could emerge as a fantasy sleeper and potentially become Miami's No. 1 target, given how barren the Dolphins' depth chart is. When new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan was asked on Kevin Clark's podcast which player he was most excited to see improve and take a leap in 2026, he named Dulcich.
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Dulcich's elite efficiency and GM excitement position him as a TE sleeper with No. 1 target upside.

Dulcich could emerge as a fantasy sleeper and potentially become Miami's No. 1 target, given how barren the Dolphins' depth chart is. Miami's new general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan named Dulcich as the player he was most excited to see improve and take a leap in 2026. The 26-year-old finished second among tight ends in yards per route run from Week 9 onward and ranked second at the position in yards after the catch per reception last season, trailing only Tucker Kraft. According to ESPN's receiver score, Dulcich's 2.7 yards per route run in 2025 is the fourth-highest mark by a tight end since 2022. With opportunity available and several encouraging efficiency metrics, Dulcich has a chance to take a meaningful step forward in 2026.

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