Dalton Schultz's dominant 90.5% implied probability stems from his career-best Week 2 outburst of 12 catches for 140 yards on 14 targets in the Texans' loss to the Bengals, fueled by Nico Collins' hamstring absence that elevated the veteran tight end's target share and checkdown role in C.J. Stroud's passing attack. This production outpaced the field in PPR scoring and aligned with Houston's scheme emphasizing short-to-intermediate routes. Other tight ends like Kenyon Sadiq posted solid but lesser weeks, while multiple top options faced setbacks including Dallas Goedert's MCL sprain and injuries sidelining David Njoku and Charlie Kolar. Scenarios that could still shift the outcome include official stat corrections, late-scoring adjustments from Monday night games, or any unaccounted usage in limited snaps, though Schultz's volume and yardage total create a substantial buffer.