Waller’s Giants tenure brings veteran reliability with a prime-on-paper ceiling. If health holds, Waller anchors a passing attack that benefits from increased target depth, providing consistent fantasy floor with upside in the middle-to-late-season window as offense stabilizes and the receiving corps mature.

Waller is touched on as a reputable target, with the Giants potentially featuring a heavy involvement in the offense. The model places him among proven options with upside and mentions a favorable structural fit in New York’s aerial attack.

Darren Waller remains a veteran Pro Bowler in the Dolphins’ TE mix, providing a high-upside receiving option while the Dolphins’ other TEs are less proven. His presence shapes how Dulcich’s role may evolve, with Waller likely commanding primary targets and red-zone looks in a crowded room.

Waller anchors the Giants’ offense but contributes to a sizable dead-money pool. His role and health are pivotal to the passing game. Cap constraints heighten the importance of efficient usage of the receiving corps, making Waller a high-leverage, high-variance asset depending on cap-conversion timing and roster optimization.

Waller's upside hinges on volume and connection with his QB as he re-enters a primary target role in Giants' aerial attack, with the potential for week-winning weeks when usage is high and the offense leverages his big-play ability.