Led Houston with 82 catches and 777 yards on a career-high 106 targets in 2025 (TE11 in half-PPR) and re-signed on a one-year, $12.6M extension, with a playoff calf injury that GM Nick Caserio downplayed as minor. Houston is expected to lean more run-first and defense-oriented in 2026, and his ADP has slid accordingly — a TE2 whose target volume made him relevant once and could again.
Dalton Schultz
TE1 · HOU163.57.8 picks down the board
PPR ADPAge30
Years Pro8
Depth ChartTE1
TE Rank#23
Overall Rank#221
Rostered14.4%
Half PPR ADP177.8
PPR ADP163.5
Schultz is going 163.5 overall in live ESPN drafts — the 221st player off the board, the TE23 at his position.
