Sullivan's Dulcich Bet: Miami's Tight End's Breakout Year

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Miami Dolphins shook things up last year by firing General Manager Chris Greer right

in the middle of their 2025 season.

They held off on a search until the end of the year, and brought in John Eric Sullivan

from the Green Bay Packers to take over.

A few months into the job, Sullivan's already dropping big moves to get the team ready

to compete soon, like resigning tight-end Greg Dullsage.

Here this week on ESPN's This Is Football, Sullivan named Dolchitch as the player he's

most hyped to see step up in 2026, saying the guy.

Finish strong last season, and they brought him back to build on that.

Dullsage played in 10 games for Miami last year, hauling in 26 passes for 335 yards and

a touchdown number as close to his.

Rookie year with Denver, when he had 33 catches, 411 yards and 2 scores.

He's sitting at the top of the Dolphins tight-end depth chart now, so unless they snack

someone better, 2026 could be his best.

Statistical year yet, and Sullivan's betting on that growth to pay off big.