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PositiveSleeperJul 31, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Dulcich is positioned as a late-round tight end sleeper with TE1 upside for 2026. Last season, among 59 qualifying tight ends, he ranked fifth in target-per-route-run rate (24%), second in yards per route run (2.64) and yards after the catch per reception (7.69), fifth in first downs per route run (0.110), and sixth in fantasy points per route run (0.50). With Miami starved for capable pass catchers for Malik Willis and only Will Kacmarek, Seydou Traore, and Ben Sims behind him on the depth chart, Dulcich should be the Dolphins' every-down tight end. JJ Zachariason expects he could finish the season as a TE1.
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PositiveBreakoutJul 30, 2026Mattek Fantasy Football
Dulcich is top five in the NFL in yards per route run (2.53), targets per route run, and first downs per route run at tight end despite injury history; he has minimal target competition (only Malik Washington, Jalen Tolbert, Ty Watwell, Kevin Coleman Jr.) and the source expects unrivaled volume in his tier. The source believes he will out-target Knox, Schultz, Parham, Juwan Johnson, T.J. Hockenson, and Hunter Henry, and would be a top-150 pick if the Dolphins were slightly better. This is a bet on Malik Willis's efficiency with the Dolphins.
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PositiveSleeperJul 30, 2026Fantasy Football Today
Heath identifies Dulcich as his favorite sleeper tight end; double-digit round tight ends who turn into top-six or top-eight finishers almost always finish first or second on their team in targets. The Dolphins lack a proven WR1 or WR2, and Dulcich was second among tight ends in yards per route run last year on a small sample. He's still young and has been good in yards after catch (YAC). At minicamp, Dulcich was getting targeted a lot and moving around the formation; Malik Willis has a history of not throwing to running backs but does have a decent history with tight ends.
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PositiveBreakoutJul 30, 2026Fantasy Focus Football
Dulcich has breakout appeal via addition by subtraction: Miami subtracted Tyreek Hill, Jalen Waddell, and Darren Waller. He flashed down the stretch of last season as tight end 4 in yards per catch and tight end 2 in yards after catch per reception from weeks 8–18. His traits will be further highlighted in Bobby Slowick's new scheme; Dalton Schultz cleared 80 targets in both 2023 and 2024 when Slowick was the Texans offensive coordinator.
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PositiveNewsJul 29, 2026Zain Dhanani
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Sounds like Malik Willis had guys down in Jacksonville for a few weeks Malik Washington, Greg Dulcich, and Jalen Tolbert (of players people are drafting) were confirmed there Just something to note, especially with Dulcich who is a fave late rd TE for me

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PositiveSleeperJul 27, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Dulcich has been limited by injuries and inconsistent usage throughout his four-year career—hamstring injuries limited him to 10 games as a rookie with Denver in 2022, two games in 2023, four games in 2024 before being released, and five late-season games for the Giants. He signed with Miami midway through 2025 and had 26 catches for 335 yards and a touchdown in 10 games, then was re-signed to another one-year deal and now sits atop Miami's tight end depth chart. The Dolphins lack proven pass-catching talent, having selected three wide receivers in the draft with none of the veteran receivers on the roster ever having more than 610 receiving yards in a season. Although Miami isn't expected to have a high-powered passing attack with inexperienced Malik Willis taking over as starting quarterback, Dulcich could be a sneaky-good fantasy option in 2026.
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PositiveSleeperJul 24, 2026PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network
Dulcich is ranked as tight end 17, well above consensus (currently ADP tight end 31), and represents one of the biggest above-consensus rankings. Among 59 qualified tight ends in 2025, he was fifth in targets per route run, second in yards per route run, second in yards after the catch, and fifth in first downs per route run. He has been getting hype out of OTAs with Malik Willis, and at his current ADP he is essentially free, making him a no-brainer late-round shot with elite underlying metrics.
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NegativeRoleJul 23, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Dulcich is an established tight end from last season retained by Miami despite front office and coaching staff turnover; he remains a focus for training camp monitoring, though the Dolphins' overall offensive decline and new QB Malik Willis (three-year, $67.5 million contract despite just six career starts in four seasons) create significant uncertainty; if an established top target emerges during training camp, they could be an asset in fantasy football given the assumption that Miami will be a high-volume passing offense playing from behind often.
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NegativeSleeperJul 23, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Greg Dulcich, ranked TE36 in ECR, is one of the best late-round tight end values. He enters a Miami offense with zero well-established WRs or TEs, giving him a strong opportunity to greatly outperform his ranking. While the overall offense is not strong and Malik Willis is not a premier passer, the targets have to go somewhere, and Dulcich has been a favorite target of Willis during early team workouts. He ranked second among all TEs in yards per route run (2.4) last season, finished second in yards after the catch per reception, and posted a 21.2% explosive play rate on limited opportunities. Early offseason reports indicate he has become one of the team's most targeted pass catchers. At TE36, the risk is already baked in while the potential reward is significantly higher if he secures a consistent role, with a legitimate path to finishing as a top-12 fantasy tight end.
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PositiveSleeperJul 22, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Dulcich could be THE late-round tight end to draft in 2026; last year he was absolutely awesome when on the field. Among 59 qualifying tight ends, he was fifth in target-per-route-run rate (24%), second in yards per route run (2.64) and yards after the catch per reception (7.69), fifth in first downs per route run (0.110), and sixth in fantasy points per route run (0.50, Fantasy Points Data). Miami is starved for capable pass catchers for Malik Willis, and with only Will Kacmarek, Seydou Traore, and Ben Sims behind him on the tight end depth chart, Dulcich should be the Dolphins' every-down tight end. He could finish the season as a TE1. Ranked No. 2 TE sleeper with 4 experts backing the pick (ECR 26, ADP 31).
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PositiveSleeperJul 21, 2026ESPN Fantasy Football
Dulcich has a clear path to a much larger role in a Miami offense that has the third-most-vacated tight end targets and lacks established pass catchers with Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle gone. Dulcich finished with 26 receptions for 335 yards and one touchdown last season, but he was not targeted until Week 9. His efficiency stood out, as he ranked among the top TEs in yards per route run and yards after the catch. Miami brought Dulcich back on a one-year deal, and there is little competition behind him on the depth chart. He's projected for the second-most targets on the Dolphins behind RB De'Von Achane. That should give Dulcich a chance to operate as Miami's every-down tight end and a security blanket for QB Malik Willis. Durability and the overall quality of the offense remain concerns, but Dulcich is a sleeper TE you shouldn't overlook, especially in deeper leagues.
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