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PositiveMatchupNov 5, 2026Yahoo Fantasy Football
The Lions are allowing a league-leading nine catches, 98 yards, and more than 1.5 touchdowns per game to tight ends. Even after adjusting for schedule strength, Detroit is allowing 11.3 more fantasy points per game than expected to opposing tight ends. Dulcich has been solid over his past three contests, averaging over four catches and 55 yards per game. He should be a high-floor streamer with a promising ceiling in Week 9.
PositiveBreakoutNov 5, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Dulcich has emerged as a significant part of Miami's passing offense over the last three games. Since Week 5, he has posted 62.6% route share, 20% target share, 2.68 YPRR, two red zone targets, one deep target, and 25.5% first-read share. The source identifies him as a wonderful streaming option with TE1 upside this week. Detroit has allowed the third-most yards per target, most receiving fantasy points per game, and most fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends over the last five games.
PositiveMatchupNov 5, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Greg Dulcich has played well after a slow start with the Dolphins. Outside of the Week 4 matchup against Minnesota, he has averaged 4.5 receptions on 5.8 targets for 55.3 receiving yards and 10.5 PPR fantasy points per game over the past six weeks, with at least five targets and 8.3 fantasy points in every qualifying game despite facing tough matchups. This week he faces the Detroit Lions, who have been a fantasy goldmine for opposing tight ends, giving up at least one touchdown in all but one game and surrendering 27.9 fantasy points per game to tight ends—the most in the NFL—allowing 16.7 or more in all but one contest.
PositiveBreakoutNov 5, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Dulcich has emerged as a big part of Miami's passing offense over his last three games. Since Week 5, he has posted a 62.6% route share, 20% target share, 2.68 YPRR, two red zone targets, one deep target, and 25.5% first-read share. The source calls him a wonderful streaming option this week with TE1 upside. Detroit has allowed the third-most yards per target, most receiving fantasy points per game, and most fantasy points per opportunity to tight ends over their last five games.
PositiveNewsNov 5, 2026Ian Hartitz
PositiveMatchupNov 5, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Dulcich is a safe Week 9 streamer at TE for Miami against Detroit despite being unconventionally safe. Over his last three games, Dulcich has had a first-read target share of 22% or higher in each, resulting in five or more targets in each game. Since Week 5, he has been TE15 in half-PPR formats and now faces the best tight end matchup against Detroit. The Lions allow by far the most points to tight ends, giving up 11 touchdowns in seven games. At home, the Lions allow 26.3 tight end fantasy points per game, but on the road that jumps to 30.1 with five touchdowns in just three games. The source concludes Dulcich checks all the boxes for a high-floor, high-ceiling play.
PositiveMatchupNov 5, 2026RotoWire NFL Articles
Dulcich has shown some of his best usage and numbers of the season coming out of the Dolphins' Week 6 bye; while still just one performance better than the TE15, he has shown a bit more of a floor in recent weeks with at least four receptions and 37-plus yards in four of his last five games; the source is optimistic about his Week 9 matchup against the Lions, who have allowed every single tight end room to face them this season to score at least 13.6 PPR points collectively (good for the TE5 mark on the season), and calls this "EVER a week to stream the receiving-first tight end."
PositiveMatchupNov 4, 2026ESPN Fantasy Football
Dulcich is positioned for a favorable matchup against the Lions in Week 9 and is much more widely available than his tight end counterpart in that game. The Lions' defense has been historically poor against tight ends this season, adding a league-leading 11.3 fantasy points to the opponent's total on average while surrendering a touchdown to a tight end in six of seven games. The source suggests this could be the week Dulcich snaps his seasonlong touchdown drought.
PositiveUsageNov 4, 2026Fantasy Life Articles
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, 2026Fantasy Life Articles
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, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Dulcich caught four receptions for 43 yards on six targets against New England in Week 8, continuing his involvement. He has caught at least four passes in four of his last five games with 22 receptions for 256 yards this season. Facing Detroit in Week 9, the Lions have allowed 19.2 fantasy points per game to tight ends (most in the league), making this one of the better matchups available. Dulcich still hasn't scored a touchdown but his recent target volume gives him a solid PPR floor.