FantasyPros Articles on Greg Dulcich
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Dulcich finishes as a top-five fantasy tight end this year. The receiver room around him is genuinely barren, with the presumptive top options either unproven or unable to step up even during a receiver injury crisis last season, leaving real target competition open. His per-route efficiency profile is already elite, ranking top five among qualifying tight ends last year in target rate per route run, yards per route run, yards after catch per reception, and first downs per route run, and from week nine onward specifically, he ranked second among all tight ends in yards per route run.
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Dulcich predicted as top-five tight end with elite per-route efficiency and weak receiver competition.
The source makes an extreme bold prediction that Dulcich finishes as a top-five fantasy tight end this year. The receiver room around him is barren with presumptive top options either unproven or unable to step up during a receiver injury crisis last season, leaving real target competition open. His per-route efficiency profile is elite, ranking top five among qualifying tight ends last year in target rate per route run, yards per route run, yards after catch per reception, and first downs per route run. From week nine onward specifically, he ranked second among all tight ends in yards per route run, a mark that graded as one of the best single-season rates at the position in recent years. He flashed a similar breakout years ago with a previous team under a position coach with ties to his current offensive coordinator, and his current coordinator's general manager has publicly named him as the player he's most excited to see take a leap this season.
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