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Eagles' Grant Calcaterra: No catches with Goedert back
Grant Calcaterra finished with zero catches (on one target) in Sunday's 34-6 win over the Cowboys.Calcaterra averaged 3.3 catches for 40.0 yards on 4.0 targets over the previous four weeks with Dallas Goedert out with a hamstring injury, but his role in the offense all but evaporated with Goedert back in action iWeek 10. That's likely to remain the case going forward, as Calcaterra averaged just one catch for 14 yards prior to Goedert's injury.
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Eagles' Grant Calcaterra: Collects all five targets Sunday
Grant Calcaterra brought in all five of his targets for 30 yards in Sunday's 28-23 win over Jacksonville.Dallas Goedert (hamstring) remained sidelined Sunday, opening the door for Calcaterra to make his third consecutive start for Philadelphia. The 25-year-old registered new season highs in receptions and targets despite his meager 30 yards of output as a receiver. If Calcaterra draws another start against the Cowboys next Sunday, he would make for a decent PPR or deeper-league option in Week 10.
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Eagles' Grant Calcaterra: Solid yardage in big win
Grant Calcaterra brought in all three targets for 58 yards in the Philadelphia Eagles' 37-17 win over the Bengals on Sunday.With Dallas Goedert (hamstring) sidelined for the second straight game, Calcaterra drew another start and parlayed it into a productive afternoon. Calcaterra's numbers were somewhat surprising considering he'd drawn just one target from Jalen Hurts against the Giants in Week 7, but it wasn't completely unforeseen since he'd contributed a 4-67 line in Week 6 against the Browns. Calcaterra could be in a favorable position for a successful encore in a Week 9 home matchup against the vulnerable Jaguars defense if Goedert remains sidelined.
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Eagles' Grant Calcaterra: Another start likely awaits
Grant Calcaterra is expected to serve as the Philadelphia Eagles' top pass-catching tight end in Sunday's game against the Bengals with Dallas Goedert (hamstring) ruled out for the contest.With Goedert sitting out the Week 7 win over the Giants and missing most of the Week 6 win over the Browns with the hamstring injury, Calcaterra has taken on an expanded role. He's played at least 70 percent of the offensive snaps in both contests, combining for five receptions for 72 yards on five targets. With all of the Eagles' other key pass-catching options available, Calcaterra profiles as a tertiary target for quarterback Jalen Hurts and likely won't represent a bankable fantasy option Week 8.
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Eagles' Grant Calcaterra: One catch as top tight end
Grant Calcaterra served as the Philadelphia Eagles' No. 1 tight end in Sunday's 28-3 win over the Giants but caught just one pass for five yards.Calcaterra saw plenty of playing time in the absence of Dallas Goedert (hamstring), but the Eagles didn't make him a significant part of the gameplan. That wasn't necessarily his fault, as the team's rushing attack was so successful that they only attempted 15 passes in total, leaving very few targets to go around. Calcaterra could be the top tight end again next week if Goedert remains out, but he's never had more than four catches in a game (and has only once had more than two) despite filling in for Goedert on multiple occasions in recent years.
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Eagles' Grant Calcaterra: Poised to start Sunday
Grant Calcaterra lined up with the Philadelphia Eagles' first-team offense during pregame warmups and looks set to start at tight end Sunday against the Giants, Zach Berman of The Athletic reports.He'll be filling in for Dallas Goedert, who has been ruled out for Week 7 after injuring his hamstring in last Sunday's win over the Browns. After Goedert was limited to just three snaps Week 6, Calcaterra stepped in to play 57 snaps and finished with four catches for 67 yards on four targets. Calcaterra is a quality pass catcher but isn't especially adept as a blocker, so No. 2 tight end Jack Stoll could be in store for plenty of playing time behind him on running downs or when extra pass protection is needed.
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Eagles' Grant Calcaterra: Steps up in Goedert's absence
Grant Calcaterra caught all four of his targets for 67 yards in Sunday's 20-16 win over the Browns.Dallas Goedert (hamstring) was injured on the Philadelphia Eagles' first drive of the game and didn't return, leaving Calcaterra as the team's top tight end. The 2022 sixth-round pick took advantage of the opportunity to put together the most productive game of his career, highlighted by a 34-yard reception in the second quarter that helped set up an A.J. Brown touchdown. If Goedert is forced to miss a Week 7 contest against the Giants, Calcaterra figured to get the start, although Albert Okwuegbunam (core muscle) could be ready to come off IR by then and compete for snaps as well.
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Eagles' Grant Calcaterra: Minimal production in Week 2
Grant Calcaterra secured both of his targets for 19 yards in Monday's 22-21 loss to the Falcons.Calcaterra operated as Philadelphia's No. 2 tight end behind Dallas Goedert, playing 28 of the Philadelphia Eagles' 71 offensive snaps while Goedert played 69 snaps. Barring an injury to Goedert, the 25-year-old Calcaterra has an uphill battle for targets among a crowded and talented group of pass catchers. The 6-foot-4, 240-pounder should remain far off the fantasy radar heading into a Week 3 matchup against the Saints.
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Eagles' Grant Calcaterra: Practicing again
Grant Calcaterra (shoulder) participated at practice Saturday, Olivia Reiner of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.Apparently, the shoulder issue Calcaterra is dealing with is only a minor one. Barring any more setbacks, he projects for a peripheral role in Philadelphia's offense behind Dallas Goedert in 2024.
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Eagles' Grant Calcaterra: Misses practice
Grant Calcaterra (shoulder) sat out of practice Sunday, Zach Berman of PHLY reports.The injury listing appears to be new for the Philadelphia Eagles No. 2 tight end, and he was still out there with the team during the session, per Chris Franklin of NJ.com. Calcaterra has impressed this training camp and appears in line for the second tight end slot behind starter Dallas Goedert. The third-year pro caught nine balls over his first two seasons.
Grant Calcaterra
#81 TE / Philadelphia Eagles / EXP: 3YRS Height: 6-4 Weight: 240 lb Age: 25 College: SMU Bye 5Fantasy Points by Week
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