From the episode

on a per route basis, per opportunity basis, he was good. And they brought him back for 2026... there aren't any other tight ends that are really going to be a threat for snaps on this offense... I think he has a good chance to be that really late round tight end who surprises everybody... a really relevant, fancy tight end in 2026.

STACKED’s take

Positive signalSleeper

Late-round sleeper tight end with efficiency metrics and zero TE competition in pass-starved Broncos offense.

Despite modest 2025 counting stats, Dulcich was efficient on a per-route and per-opportunity basis and was retained for 2026. In a Broncos passing offense starved for pass-catching options—with Malik Washington showing limited production, Chris Bell returning from ACL injury, Caleb Douglas limited to deep threats, and Jalen Tolbert and Tutu Atwell as washouts—Dulcich is positioned as a meritocratic battle winner. Unlike Isaiah Likely, who faces slot competition, Dulcich has no competing tight ends for snaps and the offense desperately needs him to produce. The speaker projects him as a late-round tight end who will surprise everyone and become a relevant fantasy asset in 2026.

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