Dalton Schultz Fantasy

Dallas Cowboys tight end Dalton Schultz ended the season on a high note, leading the Cowboys in all receiving categories in Week 17. He was targeted 10 times, catching seven passes for 70 yards. Schultz was forced into a starting role early this season when Blake Jarwin went down with a season-ending injury early in Week 1. Schultz turned into a younger Jason Witten: a Cowboys tight end who will catch things thrown his way and then not do much more with them. With Jarwin signing a four-year deal before the season and expected to be back and fully healthy for the start of the 2021 season, Schultz will return to a support and blocking role and likely won't have much fantasy value.

Jan. 3rd • 5:10 PM

Dallas Cowboys tight end Dalton Schultz has developed into a younger version of Jason Witten; he's a Cowboys tight end who you know won't leave you with a donut, but he lacks much of a ceiling, especially with Andy Dalton under center. Schultz has finished as a TE1 four times this season and has caught at least three passes in 11 of the 14 games he's started. He won't amass much yardage, but he could come down with a touchdown, giving him that slight bit of upside against the New York Giants. Schultz is a middling TE2 for the regular season finale.

Dec. 30th • 5:42 PM

Dallas Cowboys tight end Dalton Schultz was targeted four times in a Week 16 win, catching three of them for 21 yards. Schultz had another typical Dallas tight end floor game, making sure not to put up a zero but not doing a whole lot beyond that. The Cowboys will wrap up the regular season with a Week 17 contest against the Washington Football Team, where Shultz will again be a no-upside TE2.

Dec. 27th • 8:53 PM