Outlook Greg Dulcich
Greg Dulcich vs. Bengals: Low-Floor Play in Struggling Offense
Greg Dulcich is Miami's primary tight end with depth option Justin Joly ruled out due to a concussion. Despite topping the depth chart, Dulcich has shown extreme volatility. After catching five of seven targets for 55 yards in Week 3, he earned zero targets in Week 4. With Malik Willis starting for an 0-4 Dolphins squad facing Cincinnati as touchdown underdogs, game script may demand passes, but target share remains unpredictable.
Our weekly projection tabs Dulcich for roughly 3.4 catches and 35 receiving yards. Fantasy managers have taken note of his inconsistency, leaving him rostered in just 3% of leagues. Given his zero-target floor and Miami's offensive struggles, Dulcich is far too risky to trust and belongs on fantasy benches in standard leagues this week.
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Outlook TreVeyon Henderson
TreVeyon Henderson vs Raiders — Flex consideration with potential workload bump
Henderson remains fully healthy and firmly entrenched in New England's running back rotation, coming off a nine-touch performance last week. While he continues to share early-down work with Rhamondre Stevenson, keep a close eye on the injury report. Stevenson was limited in practice late this week with a knee injury, opening the door for Henderson to capture the lion's share of carries against Las Vegas if his backfield mate is limited or sidelined.
Our weekly projections slate Henderson for approximately 12 carries and 47 rushing yards, translating to about 9.0 fantasy points. Currently rostered in nearly all leagues but started in 47%, he profiles as a matchup-dependent flex option. Playing at home as slight favorites, any expanded opportunity or goal-line work would quickly boost him into solid RB2 territory.
