The 2021 NFL Draft class had an elite tight end prospect in Kyle Pitts. However, the gap between him and everyone else in the class was massive. Colorado State’s Trey McBride is the top tight end for most scouts this year. However, who is the TE2? Could it be Greg Dulcich?
The former UCLA Bruin wasn’t a highly recruited player out of high school. Instead, he was a zero-star prospect as a hybrid wide receiver/tight end. The La Canada Flintridge, California native, enrolled at UCLA in 2018 at a reported 215 pounds. After starting his college career as a wide receiver, the coaching staff asked him to move to tight end.
After two years of limited production, Dulcich had a solid 2020 season. He led the team with 517 receiving yards and five receiving touchdowns that year. In 2021, Dulcich saw his production improve as he had a career-high 42 receptions for 725 receiving yards and five receiving touchdowns. While those numbers don’t jump off the page, Dulcich is still a developing prospect.
