Grant Calcaterra participated fully in practice despite dealing with a shoulder injury, indicating his readiness to contribute as the Eagles prepare for their playoff matchup against the Packers. His presence on the field adds depth to the tight end position, which is crucial for the Eagles' offensive strategy.

Grant Calcaterra made a significant impact during the game with a crucial 34-yard reception on third down, showcasing his ability to make plays under pressure. His connection with Pickett was pivotal in maintaining offensive momentum, demonstrating his role as a reliable target when the Eagles needed it most.

Grant Calcaterra faced criticism for his run-blocking performance, which was noted as potentially his worst of the season. His struggles contributed to the offensive line's inability to create effective running lanes for Barkley, particularly after a strong start in the game against Washington. This raises questions about the overall effectiveness of the offensive line and the need for improvement in communication and execution.

Grant Calcaterra has stepped up as the backup tight end for the Eagles in Goedert's absence, performing adequately but facing challenges with overall tight end production on the team.

Calcaterra has stepped up in Goedert's absence, showing flashes of potential with a touchdown in Week 14 and a notable 10.6 PPR points. However, his performance has been inconsistent, as evidenced by only one target in Week 15. While he will see increased playing time, he is viewed more as a depth piece than a primary option for fantasy managers.