Overview
- Reports from late May show Malik Willis repeatedly targeting tight end Greg Dulcich during Miami OTAs, with observers calling Dulcich Willis’s most consistent receiving option so far.
- Dulcich played 10 games for the Dolphins in 2025, catching 26 passes for 335 yards and one touchdown, and he is on a one-year contract worth about $3.25 million with $2.91 million guaranteed.
- The Dolphins’ wide-receiver room lacks proven playmakers after trading Jaylen Waddle and releasing Tyreek Hill, leaving several rookies and low-cost veterans to be integrated while Chris Bell rehabs an ACL.
- Analysts have floated roster ideas such as a hypothetical trade for Bears tight end Cole Kmet to add a receiver, but those proposals are speculative and would compete with Miami’s existing investment at tight end.
- The next decisive steps are training camp, preseason reps, and Chris Bell’s recovery timetable, all of which will determine whether the TE-focused start in OTAs becomes the regular-season passing plan.