Dalton Schultz

Dallas Cowboys tight end Dalton Schultz gave some pathetic effort on the team's final drive of the season in a loss to the 49ers.

The Cowboys’ chances of being able to score a touchdown on the possession were low anyway, but Schultz absolutely did them no favors. "When you go out of bounds, you have to be going forwards if you are contacted by the defender… He ended up being pushed backwards, which resulted in the clock continuing to run rather than stop.

We go over the fantasy football and DFS outlook of Dalton Schultz ahead of the Cowboys' Divisional matchup against the 49ers in the 2023 NFL Playoffs.

After finishing as Dak Prescott’s favorite target last week, look for him to target his reliable tight end once more this weekend, especially if San Francisco’s defense locks on to Lamb throughout the game. Dallas dominated Tampa Bay in the Wild Card round to the tune of a 31-14 win, and what was most transparent was that the passing game revolved around three targets: CeeDee Lamb, Michael Gallup, and Dalton Schultz. As the Cowboys eliminated the Buccaneers in last week’s Wild Card round, tight end Dalton Schultz played like Dallas’ premier receiving target in the winning effort.

On the first play of the drive, Dak Prescott was nearly sacked for a safety before he got the ball away for an incompletion. The next play, Prescott connected ...

Had he tried to continue through contact, he would been considered out of bounds since that would have been the farthest spot on the field. That rule is one that Schultz is certain to remember the next time the team needs every remaining second in the game. Schultz had an absent-minded play two snaps later when he caught the ball and then went out of bounds before getting both feet in. "When you go out of bounds, you have to be going forwards if you are contacted by the defender... The next play, Prescott connected with tight end Dalton Schultz for 9 yards before he was pushed out of bounds with 33 seconds left in the game. Schultz was hit by a 49ers defender and then went backward out of bounds.

The Dallas Cowboys were really up against it on their final drive against the San Francisco 49ers in the Divisional Round of the playoffs.

Schultz was so nonchalant about the play and getting out of bounds to stop the clock that he didn't actually get two feet down in bounds. That meant the Cowboys had to run to the line and run a play to stop the clock. This time the tight end did get out of bounds with six seconds left, and that was the problem.

A sports bettor put $5 on a very challenging parlay involving all four of the NFL's divisional playoff games, and came away with a dramatic win that ...

When Prescott’s pass found Schultz and the Cowboys tight end made the grab, Craig and his family celebrated a triumph that brought him $72,795. The last leg of the parlay involved the Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers. He needed Cowboys tight end Dalton Schultz to score the

Schultz had five receptions (10 targets) for 27 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 19-12 divisional-round loss to the 49ers. Schultz wasn't particularly ...

Cowboys tight end Dalton Schultz made two crushing and head-scratching plays with Dallas trying to drive the length of the field, trailing the 49ers 19-12 ...

The play was initially ruled a catch that would’ve advanced Dallas to its own 39-yard line — on the borderline of Hail Mary territory. “It’s obviously a gadget play or whatever to end it. With 33 seconds left, Dak Prescott hit Schultz on a 9-yard completion along the sideline.