Outlook Greg Dulcich
Uncontested Starting Role and Willis Connection Offer Sneaky Late-Round Appeal
Greg Dulcich enters the season leading Miami's tight end room, solidifying his role with teammates Cole Turner and Ben Sims sidelined on injured reserve. Offseason reports highlighted Dulcich developing early chemistry with quarterback Malik Willis, positioning the athletic tight end to serve as a reliable security blanket in a retooling passing attack.
Following a 2025 campaign where he tallied 26 receptions for 335 yards in nine games, Dulcich brings proven seam-stretching efficiency when healthy. Our models project a meaningful step forward, forecasting 50 receptions on 77 targets for 535 yards and three touchdowns, cementing him as a weekly contributor in PPR formats.
Despite this projected target share, market sentiment has cooled considerably. After climbing into the pick 212 range in late August, Dulcich's draft cost plummeted toward pick 265 in recent tracking. That late slide makes him an enticing, zero-cost bench stash who provides instant TE2 value with streaming upside.
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Outlook Chig Okonkwo
Late-Round Value Emerges as Washington's Clear Primary Tight End
Okonkwo enters his first season in Washington atop the tight end depth chart, looking to carve out a steady intermediate role with Jayden Daniels under center. While Terry McLaurin and Stefon Diggs command defensive attention outside, Okonkwo offers dynamic receiver-like route running over the middle, which McLaurin praised during training camp. With depth tight ends John Bates and Ben Sinnott nursing injuries, Okonkwo has a clear path to leading the position in snaps.
After tallying 59 receptions for 600 yards last season, our projections anticipate 50 catches on 72 targets, 565 yards, and three touchdowns (126.0 PPR points). Having cleared 50 catches in consecutive years, his floor remains stable in full-PPR scoring, even if high-end touchdown upside is constrained by a crowded receiving corps.
Market sentiment has noticeably slipped, with his ADP tumbling from around 146 in late July down to 215.75. However, with his roster rate climbing to 24%, our models see this falling draft cost as an appealing late-round value rather than an asset to avoid.
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