Dallas Goedert — 2026 Fantasy Outlook

Philadelphia leaned on Goedert heavily from Week 4 through Week 9 in 2022, and he delivered five of his best games during that stretch (5/72, 8/95, 2/22, 6/64, and 8/100/1 on 36 targets). A shoulder injury in Week 10 cost him five weeks, and Goedert never fully recaptured that momentum. His final five appearances, including the postseason, produced 25 catches for 232 yards and one touchdown on 31 targets, with just one useful fantasy outing (5/58/1).

His 2023 season opened with a thud (zero catches on one target in Week 1), and the slow start continued through three more uninspiring games (6/22, 5/41, and 2/25). Goedert steadied himself over the next five matchups, generating 25 catches for 322 yards and two scores on 33 targets with two standout performances (8/117/1 and 5/77/1). A broken forearm in Week 9 cut that momentum short and cost him three starts. He limped to the finish line over six closing contests (25 catches for 203 yards and two touchdowns on 37 targets), averaging just 5.9 targets per game and posting a career-low 9.7 yards per reception.

Availability defined his 2024 season in the worst way. After two quiet opening games (seven catches for 69 yards on nine targets combined), Goedert lit up New Orleans in Week 3 with a dominant 10/170 performance on 11 targets, then added a steady follow-up (7/62) before exiting his next game after just three snaps with a knee injury. Three weeks on the shelf followed, and then an ankle problem wiped out four more games. When healthy across his other nine games, he was productive enough (35 catches for 410 yards and three touchdowns on 43 targets), but the recurring injury cycle made him nearly impossible to rely on as a weekly fantasy starter.

The Eagles featured Goedert at the goal line from Week 3 to Week 8, leading to seven touchdowns over six games. He scored another five times over his final five starts (including the postseason). Despite his scoring success, Goedert gained fewer than 45 yards in 13 of his 16 starts, with his best value coming in Week 6 (9/110/1) and Week 15 (6/70/2). His body of work ranked seventh in PPR scoring (185.10) while setting career-highs in catches (60) and touchdowns (11).