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PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network fantasy football takes on Greg Dulcich
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All PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network insights about Greg Dulcich
PositiveValueOct 27, 2026
Recommended as a tight end streamer versus the Patriots in week 8; 5 targets, 5 receptions, 86 yards; positioned as a viable option in streaming land when other options are limited.PositiveRoleOct 27, 2026
Characterized as a great streaming option coming off a strong performance with five catches and 86 yards; faces a tougher matchup against the Patriots this week but remains worth targeting.NegativeUsageOct 2, 2026
Dulcich showed signs of life with seven targets last week, but remains a streaming option with better alternatives available for Week 4.NegativeProjectionSep 24, 2026
The source identifies Greg Dulcich as a tight end dud who bricked in week three.NegativeUsageSep 19, 2026
Davis Mattek and Matt Kelley discuss the potential for a timeshare between Greg Dulcich and Adam Trautman, with concerns that Dulcich's route participation could be limited by the team's offensive scheme and the emergence of Chris Bell.NegativeRoleSep 16, 2026
Greg Dulcich is mentioned as a potential beneficiary of target volume shifts in Miami's offense; the source includes him among several receivers whose role and target share could change week-to-week.PositiveUsageSep 12, 2026
Matt Kelley views Greg Dulcich as the veteran anchor of the passing game and a target-conservation play, noting his touchdown equity in the red zone despite a low game total.PositiveSleeperSep 7, 2026
Dulcich is a sneaky TE15 start against the Raiders. He is expected to command significant targets as the Dolphins' WR2 behind De'Von Achane, facing a defense that was the lowest-graded by PFF last season.NegativeRoleSep 3, 2026
The source notes that Greg Dulcich was a productive fantasy asset during the back half of last year but has since become a waiver-wire player, illustrating the volatility of the position.NegativeBustAug 31, 2026
Greg Dulcich is cited as an example of a player who failed to secure a role under Sean Payton after dropping three of eight targets in a single game, leading to his removal from the rotation.PositiveValueAug 28, 2026
The source considers Greg Dolcich a good pick for a Miami stack, noting that while he has health issues and the source lacks significant exposure, he remains a top-20 tight end with target volume.PositiveSleeperAug 27, 2026
Despite modest 2025 counting stats, Dulcich was efficient on a per-route and per-opportunity basis and was retained for 2026. In a Broncos passing offense starved for pass-catching options—with Malik Washington showing limited production, Chris Bell returning from ACL injury, Caleb Douglas limited to deep threats, and Jalen Tolbert and Tutu Atwell as washouts—Dulcich is positioned as a meritocratic battle winner. Unlike Isaiah Likely, who faces slot competition, Dulcich has no competing tight ends for snaps and the offense desperately needs him to produce. The speaker projects him as a late-round tight end who will surprise everyone and become a relevant fantasy asset in 2026.PositiveValueAug 21, 2026
Greg Dulcich is recommended as a free, high-value tight end target in the late rounds, particularly for teams needing a second tight end.PositiveBreakoutAug 20, 2026
Greg Dulcich is a target in Bobby Slowik's scheme, which utilizes tight ends in a 'big slot' role similar to how Johnnie Smith and Darren Waller were used. Despite a poor floor, he is a high-upside late-round pick because his role will be clarified immediately in Week 1.NegativeUsageAug 17, 2026
Greg Dulcich is mentioned as a piece of the Miami offense, being drafted in the 12th round of the mock draft as part of a stack with Malik Willis.NegativeValueAug 12, 2026
Greg Dulcich is a late-round tight end option who can be drafted as a backup or a secondary tight end if a manager already secured a starter like George Kittle.PositiveSleeperAug 12, 2026
Greg Dulcich is highlighted as a 'truther' sleeper pick. With a vacant tight end role in Miami, he is viewed as a potentially profitable asset despite the coaching change.PositiveValueAug 9, 2026
Greg Dulcich is a massive value at his current end-of-draft cost, essentially free in many formats. He has a path to top-12 tight end status in the Dolphins offense due to a lack of target competition following the departures of Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. He serves as a high-floor 'not zero' tight end option in best ball, with potential to mirror Jonnu Smith's high-efficiency production.PositiveSleeperAug 9, 2026
Greg Dulcich is a deep-cut sleeper currently going as TE26, essentially free in drafts. In 2025, he posted an impressive 2.54 yards per route run and a 25% target rate. With the Dolphins lacking established receiving options following the departure of Jaylen Waddle, Dulcich is positioned to command significant volume, giving him a path to flirt with top-12 tight end status.NegativeInjuryAug 8, 2026
Greg Dulcich is once again dealing with an injury, which the source notes is a recurring issue that impacts his reliability.NegativeSleeperAug 6, 2026
Greg Dulcich is considered a fine late-round pick in best ball formats, primarily because he is the only viable pass-catching option in a thin Miami offense. However, there is skepticism about his long-term viability as a starting NFL tight end.PositiveRoleJul 13, 2026
Has taken off in Miami more recently and is targeted in deep leagues as a potential breakout candidate.PositiveProjectionJul 10, 2026
Dulcich is projected at 80 targets and 3 touchdowns with a 20% red zone target share, though injury concerns from his Denver days remain a risk factor.PositiveValueJul 10, 2026
Dulcich is extremely cheap late in drafts and could be valuable if he becomes one of the leading pass catchers with even a 15% target share, given the scarcity of other pass-catching options.NegativeProjectionJul 9, 2026
Dulcich is the best outright pass catcher on the Dolphins and likely leads the team in targets among wide receivers and tight ends. At current prices, he's the best bet remaining on the board for pure volume in a format where volume matters more for tight ends, though the long arc of history is not favorable to guys who do nothing for a long period of time.PositiveBreakoutJun 12, 2026
Could be coming around as an athletic tight end option, not dead yet in terms of upside potential.PositiveProjectionJun 4, 2026
Dulcich is a top target in Dolphins OTAs and could be this year's tight end breakout from outside the top 50 ADP, potentially scoring more fantasy points than Tyler Warren.NegativeRoleNo date
Greg Dulcich is being positioned as the de facto number one receiver in Miami's offense, which is characterized as an absurd outcome given Dulcich's historical resume and the presence of other receiving options like Devontae Houston.PositiveSleeperNo date
Dulcich is ranked as tight end 17, well above consensus (currently ADP tight end 31), and represents one of the biggest above-consensus rankings. Among 59 qualified tight ends in 2025, he was fifth in targets per route run, second in yards per route run, second in yards after the catch, and fifth in first downs per route run. He has been getting hype out of OTAs with Malik Willis, and at his current ADP he is essentially free, making him a no-brainer late-round shot with elite underlying metrics.PositiveValueNo date
The source identifies Dulcich as a perfect late-round target on Miami despite fading most of the team; he was going undrafted early but is now being drafted in NFFC and FFPC, rising in ADP; the source has 8-9 shares and notes he's still available in the 14th-15th round in FFPC, making him an ideal late-round gamble as a receiving tight end.