Greg Dulcich signed with the Miami Dolphins’ practice squad after a strong preseason showing with the Giants, where he flashed a connection with the quarterbacks and delivered in high-leverage spots. He faces a crowded TE room in New York, but Miami’s depth at tight end is also thin beyond Darren Waller, Tanner Conner, and Julian Hill. The move hints at Dulcich’s clear path to the field in Miami, given Waller’s experience and Conner/Hill’s limited resume, potentially boosting his fantasy window sooner than expected.

Dulcich’s preseason output was modest in yardage but notable in usage and rhythm with the offense, suggesting upside as a receiving option. In Miami, he could be deployed in two-TE sets or as a contingency for red-zone looks, especially if Waller rests or is limited. The Giants’ blocking-forward TE group leaves a door open for a pass-catching specialist to land in a role that could be meaningful in fantasy when opportunities arise.