ESPN Fantasy Football on Mike Gesicki
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Dulcich's sleeper song is finally beginning to sing. Logging five or more targets and bringing down four or more balls in three straight contests, Dulcich has quietly joined impressive company... Rostered in under 5% of ESPN fantasy leagues, Dulcich has an upside nearly as robust as his availability.
STACKED’s take
Dulcich's breakout role and Lions' TE vulnerability create league-winner upside.
Dulcich's sleeper song is finally beginning to sing after logging five or more targets and bringing down four or more balls in three straight contests. He has quietly joined impressive company alongside Trey McBride, George Kittle, Tucker Kraft, Brock Bowers, Tyler Warren, Dallas Goedert, Travis Kelce and Colston Loveland as the only tight ends with four or more receptions through three straight outings. Recording a season-high 24 slot snaps in Week 8 with three red zone targets tied for the team lead, Dulcich operates as Miami's definitive intermediate weapon—the only Dolphin with five-plus targets posting an average depth of target between 4.0 and 9.0 (sitting at 7.0)—carving out a role as the offense's primary chain-mover. He's on the precipice of a potential breakout heading into a dream matchup versus Detroit, a defense that has surrendered a league-worst 27.9 fantasy points per game to tight ends, with no other defense eclipsing the 21-point threshold. In seven outings, Detroit has given up 11 receiving scores to 10 tight ends, while allowing nine players at the position to clear the 13-point mark. Rostered in under 5% of ESPN fantasy leagues, Dulcich has upside nearly as robust as his availability.
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