Should I Pickup Greg Dulcich After His Week 13 Performance? Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Outlook

Denver Broncos tight end Greg Dulcich has put together a solid rookie season. The former UCLA star has played well since making his season debut in Week 6.

The rookie tight end has averaged 7.2 half-point PPR fantasy points per game this season. Dulcich scored 10 or more fantasy points in two of his first career games. However, he cooled off after that.

Dulcich had only 8.7 fantasy points over his previous three games before the Week 13 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens.

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Should I Pickup Greg Dulcich After His Week 13 Performance?

In Week 13, Dulcich had the best game of his career. He caught six of eight targets for 85 receiving yards and 11.5 half-point PPR fantasy points. The six receptions matched his career-high, while the 11.5 fantasy points set a new career best. Meanwhile, his eight targets and 85 receiving yards led the team last week.

More importantly, the rookie tight end had a massive workload in the game against the Ravens. He had a 38% target share and a 42% air yardage share.

Fantasy players should add Dulcich off the waiver wire this week. The former UCLA star is available in over 60% of ESPN leagues. However, fantasy players shouldn’t start him in Week 14. The Broncos face their AFC West division rival Kansas City Chiefs. They have held tight ends to only 8.8 fantasy points per game.

However, Denver plays the Arizona Cardinals in Week 15. Arizona has surrendered 16.5 fantasy points per game to tight ends this season, the most in the NFL.

With Dulcich having a poor matchup in Week 14, what tight end should fantasy players stream next week?

What Tight End Should I Stream For Week 14?

Evan Engram has played well in his first year with the Jacksonville Jaguars, averaging 6.1 half-point PPR fantasy points per game. However, the veteran tight end had an impressive performance last week.

The former first-round pick caught five of seven targets for 30 receiving yards and a touchdown last week against the Detroit Lions, scoring 11.5 fantasy points.

More importantly, Engram has an appealing matchup against the Tennessee Titans this week. They have surrendered 9.8 fantasy points per game to tight ends this year.

Engram is available in 65% of ESPN leagues and is an excellent streaming option this week.

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