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Greg Dulcich from establishing a firm foothold in the NFL, but in 2026 he'll have a chance to be a prominent contributor to a Dolphins offense that lacks proven pass-catching talent. Dulcich now sits atop their depth chart at tight end. Although Miami isn't expected to have a high-powered passing attack with the inexperienced Malik Willis taking over as the starting quarterback, Dulcich could be a sneaky-good fantasy option this year.
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Dulcich atop Dolphins TE depth chart in pass-thin offense; sneaky-good upside despite Willis at QB.
Dulcich has been limited by injuries and inconsistent usage throughout his four-year career—hamstring injuries limited him to 10 games as a rookie with Denver in 2022, two games in 2023, four games in 2024 before being released, and five late-season games for the Giants. He signed with Miami midway through 2025 and had 26 catches for 335 yards and a touchdown in 10 games, then was re-signed to another one-year deal and now sits atop Miami's tight end depth chart. The Dolphins lack proven pass-catching talent, having selected three wide receivers in the draft with none of the veteran receivers on the roster ever having more than 610 receiving yards in a season. Although Miami isn't expected to have a high-powered passing attack with inexperienced Malik Willis taking over as starting quarterback, Dulcich could be a sneaky-good fantasy option in 2026.
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