
Grant Calcaterra 2026 Fantasy Outlook
#81 Tight End
27 yrs 6'4", 240 lbs SMU 5th Season 2022 R6, P198
Fantasy · PPR
2026 Fantasy Season
2026 Regular Season
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Grant Calcaterra Rest-of-Season Projection
TE4 on the depth chart, production in line with expectation.
Calcaterra's 0.4% target share leads his role. His 0.0 PPR points a game sit right at the 0.8 expected, so this is volume, not a hot streak.
Joe Milton is now the Eagles' listed starting quarterback; Jalen Hurts threw most of the passes through Week 9, and Milton has 34 attempts so far. That introduces uncertainty around how the targets are distributed. His next four matchups are mixed: the Cardinals in Week 13 (9th) is a top-10 matchup for TEs. He is TE4 on the depth chart, so his value depends on the players ahead of him, and a new quarterback makes even that less predictable.
What supports his value
His season-to-date usage was a starter's, but the depth chart no longer lists him first.
What threatens his value
Uncertainty over how targets are distributed with Milton starting, a TE4 spot on the depth chart and Dallas Goedert and Zach Ertz ahead of him in target share.
Opportunity vs. Production
Through Week 9, PPR. Expected points (xFP) is the fantasy value of the opportunities he is given; points over expected (FPOE) is what he has scored above or below that. Ranks are among qualifying TEs league-wide.
- PPR points per game
- 0.0 Actual
- Expected points per game
- 0.8 xFP
- Points over expected
- −0.8 per game
- Target share
- 0.4%
- First-read share
- 0.0%
- Snap share
- 5%
Production is running about at expectation.Calcaterra's production is running right at expected (0.0 scored against 0.8 expected), so this is volume, not a hot streak.
What Drives Grant Calcaterra's Fantasy Value?
His 2026 rank through Week 9 among the tight ends who have played at least six games. Each row names its field. Each bar is one tight end, best on the left; his is highlighted.
Target share
Fewer than 6 games in 2026, so not ranked.
Expected points
Fewer than 6 games in 2026, so not ranked.
Points over expected
Near expectedFewer than 6 games in 2026, so not ranked.
First-read share
Fewer than 6 games in 2026, so not ranked.
- Average depth of target
- -6.0
- Drop rate
- 0.0%
- Red-zone targets
- 0
What Could Change His Value
Upside
- A soft spotThe Cardinals in Week 13 (9th) is a top-10 matchup for TEs.
Risk
- A new quarterbackJoe Milton is now the listed starter; Jalen Hurts threw most of the passes through Week 9. How targets are distributed under Milton is unknown (34 attempts so far).
- RoleHe's TE4 on the depth chart, so a bigger role needs a change ahead of him.
- Competition for targetsDallas Goedert and Zach Ertz both carry a bigger target share.
Grant Calcaterra Upcoming Matchups
His next four opponents, ranked by PPR points allowed to TEs this season: 1st allows the most, 32nd the fewest.
- Wk 11vs PIT17th vs TEsNeutral
- Wk 12at DAL18th vs TEsNeutral
- Wk 13at ARI9th vs TEsFavorable
- Wk 14vs IND13th vs TEsNeutral
A mixed stretch: one top-10 matchup and zero bottom-10 in the next four.
Fantasy playoffs (Weeks 15 to 17): vs Seahawks in Week 15 (24th), vs Texans in Week 16 (28th) and at 49ers in Week 17 (14th); two tough, none favorable.
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What is Grant Calcaterra's fantasy outlook for the rest of the 2026 season?
Grant Calcaterra projects as a depth TE for deep leagues only for the rest of the 2026 season: a bench stash in TE-premium leagues and waiver-wire material in 12-team and 10-team leagues. His 0.0 PPR points a game match his 0.8 expected, so the production is the role. Joe Milton taking over at quarterback makes the near term less predictable. See his live rank in Redraft Command.
What is Grant Calcaterra's rest-of-season fantasy ranking?
Grant Calcaterra is the TE118 in PPR points per game through Week 9. That puts him in depth TE territory, waiver-wire material in 12-team leagues.
Should I buy low or sell high on Grant Calcaterra?
Neither: Grant Calcaterra's 0.0 PPR points a game sit close to his 0.8 expected, so his price matches his role. Hold him unless a trade fills a bigger need.
Who is Grant Calcaterra's quarterback?
Joe Milton is the Eagles' listed starting quarterback now. Jalen Hurts threw most of the passes through Week 9; Milton has 34 attempts so far. How the targets are distributed under the new starter is the open question for Calcaterra's rest-of-season value.
What is Grant Calcaterra's projected role going forward?
Grant Calcaterra is TE4 on the depth chart, so a bigger role needs an injury or a change ahead of him.
Will Grant Calcaterra get more targets?
Grant Calcaterra's targets are holding steady: 0.5 a game over his last two games against 0.3 for the season. With Joe Milton now starting, the next two games will say more than the last two.
What is Grant Calcaterra's fantasy football upside?
Grant Calcaterra's upside: his ceiling this season is 0.0 PPR points (Week 7, TE72) and the Cardinals in Week 13 is a top-10 matchup for TEs.
What could hurt Grant Calcaterra's fantasy value?
Grant Calcaterra's risks: Joe Milton has taken over at quarterback, so how the targets are shared is unsettled and he is TE4 on the depth chart. See his injury status and history.
How difficult is Grant Calcaterra's remaining fantasy schedule?
Mixed: of his next four games, one comes against a top-10 matchup for TEs and zero against one of the stingiest defenses, by PPR points allowed to the position.
Is Grant Calcaterra a good fantasy playoff option?
His Weeks 15 to 17 opponents are the Seahawks (24th in points allowed to TEs), the Texans (28th in points allowed to TEs) and the 49ers (14th in points allowed to TEs); none of them is a top-10 matchup.
