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Greg Dulcich
TE · MIA

Greg Dulcich

Position TE
Team MIA
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Greg Dulcich

NFL player. Position: TE. Team: MIA.

Quick Facts

  • Position: TE
  • Team: MIA (Miami Dolphins)

2026 Outlook

Former walk-on who caught on in Miami late in 2025, finishing strong with 26 catches for 335 yards and a score over the final nine games. Re-signed to the Dolphins' rebuilding squad under new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan, who views him as a breakout candidate. The big draw heading into 2026: immediate chemistry with new QB Malik Willis. The two are 2020 draftmates (Willis was taken six picks after Dulcich's pick 80) and previously connected at the Senior Bowl, where Dulcich praised Willis's arm talent and football IQ. Early offseason buzz suggests Willis is looking to Dulcich as a top target in organized team activities (per Former walk-on Greg Dulcich could be top target for Malik Willis in Dolphins reclamation project).

Among 59 qualifying tight ends last season, Dulcich ranked elite in multiple efficiency metrics: 5th in target-per-route-run rate (24%), 2nd in yards per route run (2.64) and yards after catch per reception (7.69), 5th in first downs per route run (0.110), and 6th in fantasy points per route run (0.50). With only Will Kacmarek, Seydou Traore, and Ben Sims behind him on Miami's depth chart, Dulcich should be the Dolphins' every-down TE in 2026. Analysts project him as a potential TE1 finisher (per Greg Dulcich Fantasy Football Outlook (2026) - FantasyPros).

The Dolphins traded away WR Jaylen Waddle in 2026, creating a massive void in the pass-catching room and elevating target opportunity for remaining receivers. This directly benefits Dulcich, as he now projects as the team's top receiving threat at TE, with clear path to 50+ targets in year two of the rebuild. Late-round draft value of TE27 undervalues his elite efficiency metrics and new primary-target role (per Fantasy Football Tight End Sleepers 2026: 5 Late-Round TEs Who Can Win Your League).

July 15 sleeper rating: FantasyPros identifies Dulcich as a potential breakout candidate. He flashed in Miami's second half (second in yards-per-route-run among TEs from Week 9 onward), posting his best statistical season since his rookie campaign. He ranked second among all TEs in yards-after-catch per reception—trailing only Tucker Kraft. His return to Miami is particularly noteworthy given coaching continuity: new Dolphins HC came from Green Bay (knows how to deploy YAC tight ends), and new OC Bobby Slowik previously coached alongside Jake Moreland (who coached Dulcich as a Broncos TE coach). The existing rapport with Malik Willis (2020 draft classmates, connected at Senior Bowl) accelerates chemistry and target opportunity. His late-round ADP significantly undervalues his elite efficiency profile and primary-target role in the rebuild (per 20 Fantasy Football Sleepers Experts Love to Draft (2026) - FantasyPros).

Role / Depth Chart

Likely featured as a passing target in Bobby Slowik's Shanahan-system offense, paired with QB Malik Willis. Limited competition with rookie TEs Will Kacmarek and Seydou Traore, putting Dulcich in position for meaningful snap share.

Injury Status

Healthy.

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Coaches shaping Greg's role

Jeff HafleyHead CoachBobby SlowikOffensive CoordinatorKevin PatulloPassing Game CoordinatorRyan DownardDefensive Backs / Passing Game CoordinatorLemuel JeanpierreAssistant Tight EndsMatt ApplebaumAssistant Offensive LineRon MiddletonTight EndsZach YenserOffensive Line

What the Experts Are Saying

Sal Vetri5 Players You Need to Draft BEFORE They Breakout
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