FantasyPros Articles on Greg Dulcich
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Dulcich has reportedly become one of the quarterback's most frequently targeted options throughout camp. He averaged 7.7 yards after the catch per reception and finished inside the top 10 among tight ends in yards per catch. Among 59 qualifying tight ends, Dulcich produced 2.64 yards per route run while being targeted on 24% of his routes, ranking second and fifth at the position, respectively
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Dulcich's camp usage with Willis and elite per-route metrics make him a TE27 sleeper.
Dulcich is positioned as an ideal late-round tight end swing for the source. He has reportedly become one of Malik Willis's most frequently targeted options in camp. Miami's other veteran pass catchers have no more than 610 career receiving yards, creating unusual opportunity. Last season Dulcich averaged 7.7 yards after catch per reception and finished top-10 among TEs in yards per catch. Among 59 qualifying tight ends, he produced 2.64 yards per route run (2nd) while being targeted on 24% of routes (5th). He also led the position in first downs and fantasy production on a per-route basis. The bet is Miami gives Dulcich considerably more routes than previously; he sits atop a relatively unproven TE room and gets the easiest projected schedule for fantasy tight ends. Durability from injury history is the biggest concern, but at TE27 there is virtually no opportunity cost. If camp usage translates to an every-down receiving role, Dulcich has a legitimate path from undrafted to weekly top-12 tight end.
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