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PositiveNewsSep 11, 2026Jamey Eisenberg
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Some players I would add prior to Sunday if you have the roster spots. Roster % based on @​CBSSports leagues: RB Jonah Coleman (57%) Emmett Johnson (44%) Malik Davis (24%) Ray Davis (22%) Christopher Brooks (16%) WR Tre Tucker (62%) Chris Bell (27%) Cyrus Allen (18%) Adonai Mitchell (15%) Ted Hurst (9%) Devaughn Vele (7%) Jaylin Noel (5%) TE Dalton Schultz (51%) Michael Mayer (27%) Greg Dulcich (27%)

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NegativeProjectionSep 11, 2026NBC Sports Rotoworld
Per DraftKings, Malik Willis has the lowest passing attempts (28) and completions (18) props of the week, both career highs for the former Packer and Titan. Deshaun Watson beats him for the lowest yardage total by one yard. Dulcich is a true journeyman who split reps with rookie Will Kacmarek during the preseason. He isn't getting home for fantasy managers unless he plays every snap and dominates targets, neither of which is a given in the first game of the year.
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PositiveNewsSep 9, 2026Jamey Eisenberg
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Other TE's who might be available on @​CBSSports leagues that I like: Juwan Johnson (73% rostered) Dalton Schultz (52%) Terrance Ferguson (25% Brenton Strange (64%) Greg Dulcich (27%) Cade Otton (26%) [Quoted](

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PositiveProjectionSep 9, 2026The Phinsider
The source predicts Dulcich will eclipse 1000 receiving yards in 2026. Dulcich played in 10 games (3 starts) in 2025 after joining the practice squad in late August and being elevated in late October, accumulating 33 targets, 26 catches, 335 yards, and 1 TD (3.7 targets per game). With no target hogs in front of him—Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle, and Darren Waller all departed—Dulcich has a prominent role opportunity. At his 2025 yards-per-reception average of 12.9 (mostly above 11), reaching 1000 yards would require 84 receptions, necessitating approximately 108 targets or 6.4 per game. The source argues this is achievable given the Dolphins' pass-catching questions and notes Dulcich has developed chemistry with Willis and was making plays in OTAs.
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PositiveBreakoutSep 9, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
The source predicts Dulcich will eclipse 1000 receiving yards in 2026. In 2025, Dulcich was elevated late (week 8), received his first target in week 9, and accumulated 33 targets, 26 catches, 335 yards, and 1 TD in 10 games (3 starts), averaging 3.7 targets per game. With no target hogs ahead of him (Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle, Darren Waller all gone) and only unproven rookies, Dulcich has a prominent role opportunity. At his 2025 yards-per-reception average of 12.9 (mostly above 11), he would need 84 receptions to reach 1000 yards, requiring approximately 108 targets or 6.4 per game. The source argues the Dolphins can easily find 3 more targets per game for Dulcich despite wanting to be more run-oriented, as they threw the least of any season under McDaniel last year.
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PositiveValueSep 9, 2026NBC Sports Rotoworld
At $3,500 on DraftKings, Dulcich is positioned as the main target option for the Dolphins against the Raiders' terrible defense. The source notes the Dolphins' defense is too terrible for them to run the ball all season, and the Raiders' defense is another to pick on. Dulcich was putting up usable lines last year in between Darren Waller injuries. The source expects one of the rookie wideouts to eventually evolve into the main play, but Dulcich is the starting point as the main target.
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PositiveValueSep 9, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
At $3,500, Dulcich is positioned as Miami's primary target option in a defense-heavy game script. The source notes that someone has to score fantasy points for the Dolphins this year because the defense is too terrible for them to run the ball all season. Dulcich was putting up low-key usable lines last year in between Darren Waller injuries. The source believes the Raiders are another defense to pick on and that Dulcich is the main play here until one of the rookie wideouts evolves into the primary target.
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NegativeSleeperSep 8, 2026FantasyPros Articles
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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PositiveSleeperSep 8, 2026FantasyPros Articles
The source identifies Dulcich as a sneaky late-round tight end selection despite Miami's uninspiring pass-catchers. From Week 9 on, among 45 tight ends with at least 100 routes run, Dulcich ranked first in yards per route run, tied for third in targets per route run, and fifth in yards after catch per reception per the Fantasy Points Data Suite. He is the most proven option outside of De'Von Achane and should command a solid target share with a clear path to finishing second on the team in targets.
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PositiveBreakoutSep 8, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Andrew Erickson identifies Greg Dulcich as a fantasy sleeper with potential to become Miami's No. 1 target given the Dolphins' barren depth chart. New GM Jon-Eric Sullivan named Dulcich as the player he was most excited to see improve and take a leap in 2026. Dulcich finished second among tight ends in yards per route run from Week 9 onward and second at the position in yards after the catch per reception (trailing only Tucker Kraft) in 2025. His 2.7 yards per route run in 2025 ranks fourth-highest by a tight end since 2022 per ESPN's receiver score. With new head coach Mike Vrabel (from Green Bay) understanding tight-end value and Dulcich's prior breakout in Denver coinciding with tight ends coach Jake Moreland's tenure, Dulcich has a chance to take a meaningful step forward in 2026.
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PositiveSleeperSep 7, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Dulcich could emerge as the 2026 fantasy football sleeper after flashing with Miami in the second half of 2025, posting second in YPPR among TEs from Week 9 onward and his best statistical season after battling injuries since his rookie campaign. He finished second among all TEs in YAC/catch, trailing only Tucker Kraft. Now returning to Miami, Dulcich benefits from coaching continuity: new Dolphins OC Bobby Slowik previously coached under Jake Moreland (current Cardinals TE coach and former Broncos TE coach who coached Dulcich in his rookie year breakout). Additionally, Miami's new HC came from GB and understands the value of a YAC tight end in an offense.
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PositiveSleeperSep 6, 2026Fantasy Life Articles
Greg Dulcich quietly played a big role in the Dolphins pass attack last season, ranking sixth with 0.23 targets per route run. With no competition around him, Dulcich will continue to secure high volume of targets, raising his ceiling. Even with Malik Willis potentially chipping away at Dulcich's workload with his legs, the uptick in first downs will help brush aside regression, giving the Dolphins TE more opportunities to haul in targets. However, there are massive question marks looming over the Dolphins offense this season, so pairing Dulcich with another high-floor TE is recommended to combat variance.
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PositiveSleeperSep 6, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Greg Dulcich could emerge as the 2026 fantasy football sleeper. He flashed with Miami in the second half of the season, posting second in YPPR among TEs from Week 9 onward and his best statistical season after battling injuries since his rookie campaign. He finished second among all TEs in YAC/catch, trailing only Tucker Kraft. Now officially returning to Miami, his rookie year breakout coincided with former Broncos TE coach and current Cardinals TE coach Jake Moreland, who has previously coached under new Dolphins OC Bobby Slowik (Miami's passing game coordinator in 2025). The Dolphins' new HC just came from GB, so he clearly knows what a YAC tight end can offer for an offense.
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