Miami hosts Kansas City this week with Dulcich 30th among tight ends in PFN's Week 3 rankings, and while the target hierarchy there is still murky, the tight end position is safely an afterthought. He has a 10% target share through two games, and the quality of those looks projects to be sporadic at best as Malik Willis warms into the role. You swung for a sleeper at the very end of your draft and whiffed, so find an offense with more upside as a whole, even if you have to sacrifice some role.
I'm still not 100% sure we know the exact hierarchy of target distribution in Miami these days, but I think we can safely say that the tight end position is an afterthought.
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Dulcich has a 10% target share through two games and the quality of those looks projects to be sporadic at best moving forward as Malik Willis warms into this role.
You swung for a sleeper TE at the very end of your draft and whiffed: the only way this really impacts your season is if you stay committed to the take too long. Move on from this offense and find one with more upside as a whole, even if you have to sacrifice some role upside (Brenton Strange being one example).
25) Zach Ertz
26) Evan Engram
27) Darren Waller
28) Cade Otton
29) Gunnar Helm
30) Greg Dulcich
31) AJ Barner
32) Michael Mayer
33) Cole Kmet
34) Johnny Mundt
35) Colby Parkinson
Compare him against the rest of the position in PFN's Week 3 Tight End Rankings .
This article originally appeared on Pro Football Network .
