Dulcich appeared as a preseason standout, fueling speculation the Giants could have pursued him. His skill as a receiving tight end contrasts with Bellinger’s blocking prowess, potentially pressuring NYG to balance a more pass-first approach if Dulcich’s talents were added to the roster.

Dulcich could join as a third TE, expanding Miami’s depth and formations. His addition would push two-TE looks toward a three-TE presence, reshaping the TE carousel and offering a higher ceiling for Miami’s passing game.

Dulcich, a Denver third‐round pick, was a preseason standout with three scores, a reminder of his injury‐delayed ceiling. His preseason volume informs Giants’ short‐ and mid‐range game plan talk as a benchmark for talent against hurled depth charts.

Dulcich offers a bigger-bodied TE with receiving chops, a natural fit for deeper tight end depth. Not a blocker, but his pass-catching ability provides a potential short-term boost in two-TE sets and larger formations as Titans lean on bigger targets.

Dart connected with Dulcich for his first NFL TD, highlighting potential for Dulcich as a reliable red-zone and intermediate target if Dart remains the starter. The play hints at a potential TE-heavy component in Dart’s early offense exposure, pending continued preseason chemistry and offensive line stability.