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Greg Dulcich

TE · #34

MIA · TE · Age 26

◆FLEX

Greg Dulcich's recent trend of high target share, especially in Week 18 with a 16.7% rate, signals his contested role within the passing game.

Role & volume
Over the last four games, Greg Dulcich has averaged a 15.5% target share and 38.7% snap share, indicating he is an integral part of the passing game despite competition from Justin Joly.
Projected role
With Justin Joly's return, Dulcich's role remains contested; however, his recent performance suggests he can maintain a significant presence in the offense as a secondary receiving option for the quarterback.
Range (floor–ceiling)
Dulcich's floor is likely around 5.6 PPR points based on his lowest output over the last four games, while his ceiling could reach double-digit scoring in weeks where he secures a higher target share.
Intel may be outdated · updated 47 days ago
Current statusMIA
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Our read vs. the market

Beta
Buy-low — we value him above the market
Why
Average usage productionSolid target shareAge 26 · ascendingTDs due to regress
  • ▲Opportunity share
  • ▲Dynasty age curve
  • ▲Touchdown-luck regression
Our view vs Market↑ 32 pts above market
Our view
69
Market
37
Long career runwayTD regression risk

Our own read · beta — not a trade price.

Risk & Opportunity Analysis (4 flags)

Risk Flags

3
  • Injury History

    Dulcich's career has been marked by recurring absences — hamstring issues in Denver and a hand injury that cost him most of 2026 training camp — even though he enters the season on the healthy list.

  • Target Competition

    Miami rebuilt the TE room around him with Day-3 rookies and multiple free-agent additions, so any dip in performance or health has a ready group of cheaper, younger options to absorb his snaps.

  • Contract Security

    He is playing on an expiring one-year deal signed in the 2026 offseason, leaving no guaranteed runway beyond this season if the role doesn't stick.

Opportunity Flags

1
  • QB Fit

    Beat coverage frames him as a potential safety-valve for Malik Willis, whose game profile could lean on a reliable underneath receiving tight end.

Format Comparison

Greg Dulcich — Format Comparison

FormatValuevs Best
PPR 1QBBest1,068—
PPR SF986-82