Dalton Schultz

Dalton Schultz, a prominent NFL tight end, was born on July 11, 1996, in Sandy, Utah. He honed his athletic skills at Bingham High School before advancing to Stanford University, where he played college football in the Pacific Twelve Conference. Schultz was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the fourth round of the 2018 NFL Draft, being the 137th overall pick. During his NFL career, Schultz has been known for his consistent performance on the field. In the 2025 regular season, he played 17 games, starting in six, and recorded 777 receiving yards with an average of 9.476 yards per reception. Schultz made 82 receptions on 106 targets and scored three touchdowns, displaying his reliability as a tight end. His longest reception that season was 47 yards. Additionally, Schultz demonstrated his versatility by contributing 358 yards after the catch and successfully achieving 39 first downs. Despite an active career, Schultz has managed to maintain a relatively low penalty count, accruing only 40 penalty yards over five infractions in 2025. His ability to avoid dropped passes, with only two that season, underscores his precision and skill. As of the latest data, Schultz is active with the Houston Texans, wearing jersey number 86. His career has spanned eight years, showcasing his endurance and talent in the NFL.