Dalton Schultz

Houston Texans TE 12

Week 6 at JAX

Wk 6 -- Read as the page opens

Rest of season 89.4 from week 6, TE12 in our order

Opp rank -- at JAX

Avg 9.7 a game in 5 games

Last 6.0 week 5 at TEN

Δ Proj --

This season 2026, PPR, through week 5

Dalton Schultz week by week, 2026
Wk	Opp	the week's projection	PPR points	targets	catches	receiving yards	receiving touchdowns	carries	rushing yards	rushing touchdowns	share of snaps
1	vs BUF	--	7.5	8	4	35	0	0	0	0	66%
2	vs CIN	--	26.0	14	12	140	0	0	0	0	68%
3	at IND	--	6.0	3	3	30	0	0	0	0	54%
4	vs DAL	--	2.9	2	2	9	0	0	0	0	64%
5	at TEN	--	6.0	4	3	30	0	0	0	0	52%
Season5 games, 9.7 a game			48.4	31	24	244	0	0	0	0	61%

202517 games, 10.5 a game			177.7	106	82	777	3	0	0	0	71%
202417 games, 7.0 a game			118.2	85	53	532	2	0	0	0	78%
202315 games, 10.0 a game			150.5	88	59	635	5	0	0	0	73%

Still to play

Wk 6 at JAX Sun Oct 18
Wk 7 vs NYG Sun Oct 25
Wk 8 Bye
Wk 9 at LAC Sun Nov 8
Wk 10 at CLE Sun Nov 15
Wk 11 vs IND Thu Nov 19
Wk 12 vs BAL Sun Nov 29
Wk 13 at PIT Sun Dec 6
Wk 14 at WSH Sun Dec 13
Wk 15 vs JAX Sun Dec 20
Wk 16 at PHI Thu Dec 24
Wk 17 at GB Mon Jan 4
Wk 18 vs TEN Sun Jan 10

Our read

Written Oct 17, from his facts through last season

The 26-point week 2 of 2026 is doing all the work on his line right now, because the weeks around it are 7.5, 6, 2.9 and 6. He is running at 9.7 a game, which sits right on the 6.7 preseason pace we gave him plus a little, but the shape is ugly: 31 targets and 24 catches and not one touchdown. Our preseason number had him at 100 points for the year, and at this pace he is giving you more than where he went. Last year he cleared 15 points in only 3 of 17 weeks, so this is who he has been. The separation number backs him up, 4.1 yards on average over weeks 1 and 2 of 2026, second among tracked tight ends and a spot behind Harold Fannin Jr. The catches will keep coming.

Rest of season89.4PPR points from week 6

Preseason projection100projected PPR points

What he does not get is chances to score. His red-zone share this season is 8% of Houston's red-zone carries and targets in his games, and in 2025 his red-zone share of his own touches landed 86th among 126 qualifying tight ends. Nick Caley kept the play calling from last season, so there is no reason to expect that to change. The -0.2 yards after catch over expectation does not help him turn short throws into anything more.

The schedule is not doing him favors either, with a week 8 of 2026 bye and weeks 15 to 17 of 2026 at home against JAX then away at PHI and GB. If you rostered him, hold him as your second tight end and start him only when the matchup is soft. What would change our read is two straight weeks with a score, which we have not seen since week 2 of 2026.