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Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz fantasy football takes on Greg Dulcich
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All Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz insights about Greg Dulcich
PositiveUsageOct 29, 2026
Dulcich posted 86 yards in Week 7 and is flirting with a full-time role more weeks than not, positioning him for better days ahead. Ian Hartitz notes he's trending upward despite the upcoming Dolphins matchup, with Malik Willis starting to play better.NegativeRoleSep 17, 2026
Greg Dulcich secured a full-time role in week one with a 76% route rate, ranking tight end 25, and Ian Hartitz views it as a great first data point among tight ends who were expected to see expanded roles (Irv Smith Jr., Darren Waller, Terrance Ferguson). However, the Broncos' passing offense looked poor overall, and Dulcich faces a tough matchup against Fred Warner and the 49ers' defense, limiting near-term upside despite the positive role development.NegativeProjectionSep 9, 2026
Ian Hartitz ranks Greg Dulcich as TE18 for Week 1. While acknowledging a favorable matchup against the Raiders, Hartitz expresses concern regarding the Broncos' tough early-season schedule and remains skeptical about Dulcich's ability to secure a full-time role given the team's low passing volume expectations.PositiveValueSep 5, 2026
Pat Kerrane targets Greg Dulcich as a late-round tight end option, noting that the offensive staff, including former assistant Sloick, has a history of utilizing him effectively. He is considered a viable target in the range for a TE2.NegativeSleeperNo date
Greg Dulcich has 12 double-digit targets but zero receiving touchdowns on the season, placing him among nine tight ends due for positive touchdown regression. He is playing significant snaps and made a nice downfield catch in week three; he faces the Bengals in week five, a favorable matchup. Ian Hartitz ranks him as the best tight-end fill-in option for week five over Chigoziem Okonkwo. However, Hartitz wanted to move Dulcich up in rankings but held back due to upcoming Vikings matchup in week four, suggesting defensive concern limits upside this week.