Greg Dortch

WR·

Buffalo Bills·#19·5'7"·173 lb·7th year·Wake Forest

Tier 1Undrafted in 2019

Updated November 5, 2026

67.5

Model Score

Down from 71.1 last year

Trade value ·a 7th

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Greg Dortch is a WR for the Buffalo Bills on a deal paying $1.2M a year through 2026, a $956K cap hit in 2026 (updated November 5, 2026).

Model Score by season

Down 3.6 from last season.

How good he is at what he is supposed to be doing, out of 100. Not a projection of what he will do next, and not a read on his contract. Median is about 70, and a 95 is rare. How it is built →

STM Take

A defined slot piece who spikes when injuries open the room.

The case for

Six seasons of NFL survival from a UDFA pedigree confirms the per-snap value is real. Wks 11-12 2025 produced back-to-back 16+ PPR games.
Slot route tree plus return-game value (career punt return TDs from 2022) keeps him on the roster regardless of WR investments.

The worry

Three straight tier 8 finishes plus sub-3 PPR floor weeks (0.9, 2.5, 3.2 in 2025) confirms the role is permanently WR4.
5'7"/173 frame caps the contested-catch ceiling. Behind Marvin Harrison Jr. plus the Wilson brothers there is no obvious target share expansion.

What to watch: Whether Arizona retains him through 2026 final cuts behind the younger WR investments.

Full take and bio

Three straight tier 8 finishes (#80, #94, #76) define the role: career slot WR4 with occasional spike weeks when injuries open the room. The Wk 11-12 2025 stretch (18.6 and 16.8 PPR) shows the ceiling when both Marvin Harrison Jr. and Michael Wilson are limited; the surrounding sub-7 PPR weeks confirm the floor. At 27 he is a defined slot piece, not a player breaking out.

Dortch came out of Wake Forest as an undrafted free agent in 2019 with Carolina after a college career that produced 89 catches for 1,078 yards as a sophomore before he declared early. He bounced through Carolina, Philadelphia, the Jets practice squad, and finally landed with Arizona in 2022 where he has held a slot WR role for four seasons. At 5'7" and 173 pounds he is one of the smallest WRs in the league, with quickness and route running rather than physical tools as the carrying skill set.

Comps

The players whose size, testing and production looked most like his at the same point in their careers. The percent is how close.

Lance Moore ’0984%Andrew Hawkins ’1671%

Isaiah McKenzie ’2269%Shaun McDonald ’0868%

Plays like: Earl Bennett, Tyler Boyd, Glyn Milburn. Built like: Isaiah McKenzie, Ace Sanders, Jaelon Darden. Coming out: Tavon Austin, Jamison Crowder, Trent Taylor.

Of his 20 closest coming out: 4 stars, 3 starters, 5 backups, 8 didn't stick.