The Only 7 TE Sleepers You Should Consider Drafting

**Josh** (0:10)
Of course, I want to leave every single draft this year with, I don't know, one of Brock Bowers, Colson Loveland, Tyler Warren. They are probably my most drafted titans if I'm in a position to select them. But Hayden, what we have learned over the last few years, if you are able to either Dr. Frankenstein, the titan position in the later rounds, or find that one late round titan gem, i.e. Tucker Kraft, who was on this episode last year, then you have just a massive advantage versus the top two, three, four draft capital that your opponents spend on this position that can be quite a graveyard week to week. So with that in mind, these are our favorite titan sleepers for 2026 Fantasy Football drafted either on Yahoo or Underdog, pick 120 plus. And Hayden, I don't want you to give me one of these wash veterans. I want you to give me your spiciest take. Who is maybe an off the beaten path titan that you want people to know about this year?

**Hayden** (1:06)
Maybe too deep. I don't love UCLA Bruins, but Greg Dulcich is my first answer here. This one's pretty straightforward. If you look at the highest drafted pass catcher on teams in Fantasy, there's only a handful of tight ends who are the number one in ADP on their teams. Brock Bowers, Trey McBride, Tyler Warren, that all makes sense. Harold Fanon makes sense. The last one is Greg Dulcich. He's the first offense pass catcher to be drafted at 183
Long story short, somebody is catching passes on the Dolphins. They might not score many touchdowns, but Greg Dulcich at the very end of the season mattered. There's no competition at tight end or at wide receiver. And I'll leave you with this.
He was second in yards per outrun last year, only behind Dalton Kincaid. So like this PPR scam, I think there's gonna be limitations here, but in the deepest of sicko leagues that I know you guys are in, I do think that Greg Dulcich has a pretty good chance of being better than tight end 26

**Josh** (2:10)
If you weren't going to bring him up, I was. And I don't know what that says about me and you for absolute sickos. But in this case, we are. And this is not like a boy who cried wolf situation. I've been doing this show with you for over five years at this point. You and I have never been like pro Greg Dulcich people. We haven't suggested him in this show or much throughout all seasons like other shows have. But in this case, in this environment, it does make the most sense. Like as you talked about, we want to find these tight ends that have a chance of being top two pass catchers, even if the offense isn't projected for a lot of points. And just going through like the our lads depth chart at wide receivers and especially at tight ends, Greg Dulcich is right there. And then you go deeper. You go look at the beat writers, right? Marcel Louis Jock over at ESPN, right? Greg Dulcich, quote, continues to be massively underrated and was, quote, one of the primary targets for Malik Willis in spring practices. They added Will Kazmeric out of Ohio State, who is a pure blocker. And that is it that frees up our guy this year, Greg Dulcich, to just catch passes and think back to what Bobby Sloak did at the Houston Texans, multiple tight end sets, multiple heavy bodies, and that allowed Dalton Schultz to be the tied in 11 in points for game with him in 2023 So I love this, like, home run swing that also has a chance of being a massive zero. And if he is a zero, you just drop him and move on.

**Hayden** (3:38)
And I think he's just like a waiver wire guy. I think in like your basic, you know, 12 person Yahoo league, you don't have to draft Greg Dulcich. Just don't be surprised when the first waiver wire show comes up and he's out there for 80 percent of the snaps and caught five passes. If we have some interest, I would say he's PPR only, like half PPR. I mean, this is going to be disgusting. But I do think there's a lot of things going right for him.
The part that you mentioned, the offseason stuff has been really promising for Greg Dulcich. This is about the window when you enter the prime of your career.
Third round pick, always been a receiving type. And then when I went back and watched him, I mean, this is my coming down for you. They were doing cheat motions for Greg Dulcich. Sprinting toward the sideline, cutting back upfield and dig patterns. The stuff that you would typically see with Tyreek Hill. Greg Dulcich was doing that. He has some yards after the catch moment. He's an athletic receiving type. So if you were into Chig Okonkwo last year, that type of profile here, I'm just hoping that because there's nobody else to throw the ball to, this can be one of the more higher end outcomes for a pure receiving type.