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I will go with Greg Dulcich. I think I got to choose first on, on all of these. So, my, but yeah, I, I think he, we, we always talk about the guys from the double digit rounds who turn into top six or eight tight ends, almost always finish first or second on their team and targets.
STACKED’s take
Positive signalSleeper
Dulcich's minicamp targets and Willis' tight end history make him a double-digit sleeper.
Heath identifies Dulcich as his favorite sleeper tight end; double-digit round tight ends who turn into top-six or top-eight finishers almost always finish first or second on their team in targets. The Dolphins lack a proven WR1 or WR2, and Dulcich was second among tight ends in yards per route run last year on a small sample. He's still young and has been good in yards after catch (YAC). At minicamp, Dulcich was getting targeted a lot and moving around the formation; Malik Willis has a history of not throwing to running backs but does have a decent history with tight ends.
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