Greg Dulcich

Career StatsD-

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		26	67	799	3
2025		10	26	335	1
2024		9	5	28	0
2023		2

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

Miami secured a solid depth addition with Greg Dulcich's one-year, $3.3M deal that earns a B+ CVI — a fair price for proven NFL talent at a position where competent backups command premium rates. While Dulcich projects as a depth piece rather than a featured weapon, his $3.3M AAV sits in the sweet spot for teams seeking reliable insurance behind their primary tight end, especially given his demonstrated ability to contribute in both receiving and blocking packages during his early career with Denver. The fully guaranteed $2.9M structure eliminates downside risk for the Dolphins while giving Dulcich motivation to compete for an expanded role in Mike McDaniel's system. At 25, he's entering his prime years with room to grow, making this a low-risk investment that could pay dividends if Miami's tight end room faces injuries or if Dulcich develops chemistry with Tua Tagovailoa. This signing reflects smart roster construction — paying market rate for depth at a position where quality options are scarce, while maintaining flexibility for future moves.

Performance Analysis

Greg Dulcich grades at a D- as a young tight end whose career has been severely hampered by injuries and inconsistency. His 67 receptions for 799 yards and three touchdowns across just 26 games over four seasons is disappointing production for a player Denver invested a third-round pick in. The 2022 rookie season showed promise with 10 games and solid production, but he has never been able to build on that foundation due to availability issues. His move to Miami in 2025 offered a fresh start, but 10 games and limited impact suggest the durability concerns followed him. Dulcich has the athletic profile to be a productive NFL tight end, but at some point potential has to translate into consistent production or teams will stop waiting.

Fan Sentiment

A sensible depth retention that carries genuine upside potential heading into 2026. Multiple headlines signal front office confidence, with GM Sullivan publicly calling his shot on Dulcich's growth. Dulcich posted 335 receiving yards in 2025, flashing enough late-season production to earn the re-sign. Fans are cautiously optimistic, citing his strong back-half performance as reason for measured excitement. If Dulcich takes the next step, Miami looks smart; if not, it's a low-risk rotational piece.