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Fantasy Life Articles fantasy football takes on Dalton Schultz

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PositiveValueSep 21, 2026
With Nico Collins sidelined, Dalton Schultz proved to be the primary passcatcher for Houston in Week 2, leading all tight ends with 12 targets (1st), 140 receiving yards (1st), 28.3% target share (3rd), 0.28 TPRR (3rd), and 3.04 YPRR (2nd). Even with Collins healthy in Week 1, Schultz was second on the team with 7 targets. The source emphasizes that Schultz needs to be rostered in every league and notes that he continues to show he's more than just a boom/bust, touchdown-dependent tight end—he's a real target-earner with both a solid floor and high ceiling.
PositiveValueSep 16, 2026
The source recommends trading for Dalton Schultz in dynasty formats as a buy-now target ahead of Week 2. Schultz has been a quiet producer throughout his career, finishing as a TE1 in five of the last six seasons. The source has been a long-time fan dating back to Schultz's Dallas Cowboys tenure. Coming into 2026, Schultz was targeted as a late-round option due to belief in C.J. Stroud's contract-year bounce-back. However, Schultz became even more attractive after Jayden Higgins was lost for the season. In Week 1, Schultz finished with the second-most targets (8) behind Nico Collins (10), the second-most snaps and routes behind Collins, and played 100% of the 2-minute offense snaps. While production didn't match the underlying metrics (Montgomery carried the scoring load), the metrics keep the source interested in Schultz as a veteran option at a tricky position in dynasty formats.
PositiveMatchupSep 16, 2026
Schultz is upgraded for Week 2 against the Bengals, a flow-chart defense ranked No. 1 in largest fantasy boost allowed to TEs (+5.6). In Week 1, Schultz finished as the No. 2 pass catcher on the Texans with 76% route rate, 19% target share, and 8 targets, though he converted only 4 receptions for 35 yards. His role in the offense feels secure due to injuries to WRs Tank Dell (knee, IR) and Jayden Higgins (knee, IR). Playing his second home game in a row to open the season, Schultz could smash the Bengals in Week 2.