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PositiveProjectionNov 6, 2026
Greg Dulcich is identified as a 'sneaky start' at tight end for Week 9 in Matthew Berry's analysis, suggesting undervalued upside at the position.PositiveMatchupNov 5, 2026
In four of his past five games, Greg Dulcich has seen at least a 19% target share, averaging 55 receiving yards and 10.5 fantasy points in those games. In Week 9, Dulcich faces the Detroit Lions, who have allowed at least 13 fantasy points to nine different tight ends despite playing only seven games this season, indicating an elite matchup.PositiveUsageNov 4, 2026
Since Week 6 bye, Dulcich has produced 8.7 fantasy points per game on 9-129-0 receiving with 11 targets, showing 71% route rate, 23% air yard share, and 75 Utilization Score. Over his past five games (Weeks 3-7), he averaged 6.6 fantasy points per game on 18-221-0 receiving with 23 targets, a significant improvement from his slow start in Weeks 1-2 (2.8 fantasy points per game, 4-35-0 receiving, 5 targets). Historically, Dulcich has been better as an underdog (6.2 fantasy points per game, 40.8 yards, 0.10 TDs versus 4.6, 24.9, 0.14 otherwise).PositiveMatchupNov 4, 2026
Dulcich faces the Lions, who rank No. 1 in largest fantasy boost allowed to tight ends (+10.2 points), making this an automatic upgrade matchup. The Dolphins have amplified home-field advantage against the Lions due to being outside division and conference, playing on grass versus turf, and outdoors versus indoors. Additionally, Lions LB Jack Campbell (neck) is doubtful and FS Brian Branch (concussion) is uncertain, further aiding the matchup.PositiveMatchupNov 3, 2026
Dulcich faces the Lions in Week 9, who allow 23.6 FPG to tight ends—more than 6 points beyond second place. Dulcich has recorded at least 5 targets in four of his past five games, positioning him as a viable streaming option despite inconsistent production.NegativeUsageNov 1, 2026
Greg Dulcich's route share could be impacted by Miami's two-TE set usage. Bobby Slowik used more two-TE sets against the Jets than Miami has used in any other game this season, with reports suggesting those decisions were specific to that matchup.PositiveValueOct 30, 2026
With Miami's pass-catching corps back to full strength, Greg Dulcich is the only Dolphin WR/TE the source is starting with confidence. As one of the few players available all season, the source is willing to buy low on last week's advanced metrics (27.8% target/route, 4.78 yards/route) in case the recent galvanization is real. Ranked TE24 for Week 8.PositiveProjectionOct 29, 2026
Dulcich scored 13.6 points in Week 7 and has seen an uptick in targets over the last two games with 21% and 24% target shares and 71% and 69% route participation rates. However, the Dolphins have the fifth-lowest team total (18.6), and New England has been stingy against TEs (-2.2 PPG). Despite ranking ahead of deeper-league options, Dulcich shouldn't climb rankings too far and should not start over better options; he remains a low-end TE2 in desperate situations only.NegativeRoleOct 28, 2026
Dulcich gave Miami an underneath option against the Jets and ran a route on 73% of the dropbacks. He has run 18% of his routes off play-action, with 20% beginning in the slot. His playing time changes with personnel—he has run routes on 79% of the Dolphins' 11-personnel dropbacks in his games, compared with 18% in 21 personnel. He's a TE3 option in TE-premium leagues and can plug in in a pinch.PositiveValueOct 26, 2026
Dulcich led the Dolphins' receiving room in pretty much every metric other than fantasy points in Week 7 with 5 targets (23.8% target share, 1st), 86 receiving yards (1st), 0.26 TPRR (1st), and 4.53 YPRR (1st). The source prefers Dulcich at cost compared to other Miami pass catchers like Caleb Douglas. While the source would be hard-pressed to jam Dulcich into a starting lineup on a weekly basis in a standard 1TE league for now, he's keeping a close eye on him over the coming weeks to see if this utilization holds.NegativeProjectionOct 24, 2026
Greg Dulcich is consensus TE31 in Week 7 as a Chargers tight end under Mike McDaniel's offense, reflecting the broader dysfunction of the McDaniel-led Chargers organization which is 0-6 and producing abysmal fantasy rankings across all positions.PositiveSleeperSep 6, 2026
Greg Dulcich quietly played a big role in the Dolphins pass attack last season, ranking sixth with 0.23 targets per route run. With no competition around him, Dulcich will continue to secure high volume of targets, raising his ceiling. Even with Malik Willis potentially chipping away at Dulcich's workload with his legs, the uptick in first downs will help brush aside regression, giving the Dolphins TE more opportunities to haul in targets. However, there are massive question marks looming over the Dolphins offense this season, so pairing Dulcich with another high-floor TE is recommended to combat variance.PositiveSleeperSep 2, 2026
Jake Trowbridge again posits Greg Dulcich (26) as a late-round dynasty tight end target. He's the same age as McBride, and if he can finally get a full season of play, his value could skyrocket. Trowbridge has repeatedly highlighted Dulcich in these articles as a potential breakout candidate.PositiveValueAug 30, 2026
Trowbridge identifies Greg Dulcich as a late-round Guillotine target with dynasty appeal; despite a history of missing games (more missed than played in his four-year career), Dulcich is currently healthy. On a Miami depth chart lacking proven WR talent, he has a strong chance to be the top target in the offense to start the season, making him worth targeting in late rounds of Guillotine drafts.NegativeRoleAug 24, 2026
Dulcich is expected to carry a significant portion of the Dolphins' offensive load following the departures of Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, leaving substantial playing time available at receiver.PositiveSleeperAug 14, 2026
Dulcich is identified as a longshot dark-horse candidate for a top-5 TE finish despite not being drafted inside the top 25 at the position. The source sees a path to relevance with the Dolphins, where he has potential to be the top target earner. He was productive in limited opportunities last year, averaging 2.26 yards per route run (ranked third at the position among TEs with 100+ routes), behind only Dalton Kincaid and Tucker Kraft who are going significantly earlier. He was a third-round pick in 2022 with a solid rookie season but has fallen off since then. While Malik Willis is unproven at QB, he has flashed when given opportunity, suggesting the Dolphins offense may not be a complete disaster.NegativeSleeperJul 29, 2026
The source identified Greg Dulcich as a favorite sleeper tight end in the SFB16 charity draft, comfortable nabbing him without overthinking in the early rounds before donations ran out. Later noted that if Dulcich can finally avoid injuries, he could easily lead the Dolphins in targets.PositiveSleeperJul 29, 2026
Greg Dulcich is described by the source as one of their favorite sleepers at tight end, selected in the SFB16 draft after donations had freed up the source to snatch up all their favorite sleepers without overthinking.NegativeSleeperJul 29, 2026
The source identified Greg Dulcich as a favorite sleeper tight end in the draft, comfortable nabbing him without overthinking. Later noted that if Dulcich can avoid injuries, he could easily lead the Dolphins in targets, though the source acknowledged taking him earlier than probably necessary.PositiveSleeperJul 29, 2026
Greg Dulcich is identified by the source as one of his favorite sleepers at tight end. He was drafted in the later rounds of SFB16 (after Round 12) once the source felt comfortable nabbing sleepers without overthinking due to charitable donations backing his tight-end selections.PositiveRoleJul 27, 2026
Now in Miami after injuries in Denver, positioned as a prime target for QB Malik Willis; source sees upside for a bigger role and justifies the late-round pick with optimism about the new situation.PositiveBreakoutJul 27, 2026
Greg Dulcich was really good coming out of UCLA, but injuries derailed him in Denver. Now in Miami, he could be a prime target for Malik Willis, making him an intriguing Round 14 flier with upside for a bigger role.PositiveSleeperJul 23, 2026
Matthew Berry lists Greg Dulcich as one of his favorite deep sleepers at tight end for the 2026 season.PositiveRoleNo date
Greg Dulcich is likely the Dolphins WR1 and the No. 1 option for Malik Willis. He's a very solid late-round TE selection.PositiveRoleNo date
If Dulcich can hold off third-round pick Will Kacmarek, he will be in a great position to contribute as the lead target in an offense barren of talent at wide receiver.PositiveProjectionNo date
If Dulcich's target share skyrockets from last year's 13.36%, he could create more opportunities to contribute on a weekly basis as the primary target for the Dolphins.PositiveRoleNo date
With Darren Waller still unsigned, Dulcich will hold on to his job as the TE1 for Miami, making him an intriguing player to target in the later rounds of the draft.PositiveSleeperNo date
Dulcich is a lock to have virtually zero target competition, and if Willis can build on his limited starts in Green Bay, there could be a sneaky-good season ahead.PositiveBreakoutNo date
Given the state of Miami's WR room and Willis' early targeting patterns, Dulcich could easily find himself toward the top of the league in TPRR, exactly where Fannin was as a rookie.PositiveUsageNo date
Early reports out of Miami indicate Dulcich has been one of new QB Malik Willis' primary targets, positioning him for high target volume.PositiveMatchupNo date
The Dolphins' WR room lacks anyone comparable to Jerry Jeudy or Courtland Sutton, giving Dulcich minimal target competition with only Jalen Tolbert, Tutu Atwell, Malik Washington, and several rookies/depth chart players.PositiveRoleNo date
There aren't many tight ends who can realistically lead their team in targets, but Dulcich is one of them, and he could easily find himself toward the top of the league in TPRR with Miami's weak WR room.PositiveProjectionNo date
As a rookie in 2022 with Denver (Weeks 6-16), Dulcich hauled in 33 passes for 411 yards and 2 TDs in 10 games, logging 80% of routes with a 17% target share while averaging nearly 9.0 fantasy points per game.