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Player Outlook
A third-rounder out of Ohio State, Kacmarek will compete for playing time this preseason with the Dolphins. It's not expected that he'll be a factor in Fantasy. Kacmarek caught 65 passes in five seasons (three with Ohio before transferring) and profiles far more as a reliable blocker than a pass-catcher, though he does have clean hands (zero drops). Kacmarek will matter more to the Dolphins than he will to Fantasy managers.

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  • Dolphins' Will Kacmarek: Selected by Dolphins

    The Dolphins selected Kacmarek in the third round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 87th overall. In a Day 2 where several teams made dubious tight end selections, the Dolphins probably made one of the better ones. Kacmarek (6-foot-6, 261 pounds) is potentially an AJ Barner type out of Ohio State, or at worst an Adam Trautman. Kacmarek is a rugged blocker who can amplify the run game, and he has enough athleticism to hurt the defense if they don't defend him honestly as a potential pass catcher (4.74-second 40, 36-inch vertical jump). Kacmarek is unlikely to be a fantasy factor, but don't be surprised if he's in frame, driving some defender backward on a lot of De'Von Achane's big plays.
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