Broncos tight end Greg Dulcich has been a standout performer during training camp, showcasing his impressive speed and ability to make plays after the catch. Offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi has taken notice of Dulcich's skills, indicating a promising season ahead for the young tight end.

Denver Broncos tight end Greg Dulcich will not play in Saturday's game against the Detroit Lions due to a hamstring and foot injury. Dulcich was a full participant in Wednesday's practice but was sidelined on Thursday after a foot issue was added to the injury report. He is not a recommended option for fantasy football.

Broncos tight end Greg Dulcich has been designated to return from injured reserve and participated in a full practice on Wednesday. It remains to be seen if he will play in the upcoming game against the Lions. While Dulcich has not been a reliable option for fantasy lineups, it would be beneficial for him to have a few healthy games for the remainder of the season, as he has only played 32 snaps so far.

Denver Broncos tight end Greg Dulcich has been placed on injured reserve (IR) due to a hamstring injury. This is the second time this season that Dulcich has been sidelined with a hamstring issue. He previously missed Weeks 2 through 5 and will now be out for at least another four games. With the Broncos' Week 9 bye, Dulcich is not expected to return until Week 12 at the earliest. Fantasy managers are advised to drop him from their rosters.

Greg Dulcich, tight end for the Denver Broncos, has been placed on injured reserve for the second time this season due to a hamstring injury.

Broncos tight end Greg Dulcich will miss Sunday's game against the Packers due to a reinjured hamstring. This is expected to be another multi-game absence for Dulcich, making him droppable in most fantasy leagues.

Greg Dulcich, tight end for the Denver Broncos, has been ruled out for Week 7 due to a hamstring injury. Dulcich initially sustained the injury in the season opener and aggravated it in Week 6. Coach Sean Payton mentioned that Dulcich may require another stint on injured reserve. In his absence, the Broncos will rely on Adam Trautman, Chris Manhertz, and Nate Adkins at tight end.

Greg Dulcich, tight end for the Denver Broncos, may need to go back on injured reserve (IR) due to a hamstring injury. He didn't practice on Wednesday and the team is evaluating his status. Dulcich returned from a previous four-game IR stint but aggravated the injury in the last game. It is unlikely that he will play on Sunday against the Packers.

Broncos TE Greg Dulcich injured his hamstring in Thursday’s loss to Kansas City. He finished the game with 1 catch for 3 yards. Dulcich had just returned from a hamstring-related IR stint, so we might be looking at an aggravation. We’ll see if he’s able to get on the practice field next week.

Greg Dulcich, tight end for the Denver Broncos, aggravated his hamstring injury during Thursday's game against the Chiefs. He is questionable to return and may miss additional time. Prior to his exit, he had one catch for three yards.

Greg Dulcich, tight end for the Denver Broncos, is listed as active for Thursday night's game against the Chiefs. Dulcich returns to action after being on injured reserve and is expected to work alongside Adam Trautman. His pass-catching ability should make him a viable option for fantasy football.

Greg Dulcich, tight end for the Denver Broncos, has been activated from the injured reserve list due to a hamstring injury. He is eligible to play in the upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Broncos have activated TE Greg Dulcich from IR, making him available to play. He is questionable for tonight's game against the Chiefs. Dulcich's athleticism and rookie-year performance make him worth stashing in fantasy leagues.

The Denver Broncos are expected to activate tight end Greg Dulcich from injured reserve and have him back in the lineup for Thursday night's game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Dulcich has been out since Week 1 with a hamstring injury. He has shown potential in the offense, with two receptions for 22 yards in the opener and 33 catches for 411 yards and two touchdowns in 10 games last season.

Greg Dulcich, tight end for the Denver Broncos, is listed as questionable for Thursday night's game against the Kansas City Chiefs. He was a full participant in Wednesday's practice, indicating that he has a real chance to play for the first time since Week 1. While Dulcich shouldn't be in Week 6 season-long fantasy lineups, he could quickly re-emerge as a fantasy factor.

Greg Dulcich, tight end for the Denver Broncos, is listed as questionable for Thursday's game against Kansas City after fully participating in practice on Wednesday. The Broncos opened the 21-day window to activate Dulcich from injured reserve and he has been progressing well in practice. However, he will need to be officially removed from IR in order to play in Thursday's game.

Broncos TE Greg Dulcich has been designated to return from IR and is eligible to play against the Chiefs on Thursday night if he's ready. While he shouldn't be in your Week 6 fantasy plans, he is worth grabbing in deeper fantasy leagues. Dulcich finished 17th among TEs in PPR points per game as a rookie last year.

Greg Dulcich, tight end for the Denver Broncos, was limited in Tuesday's walkthrough due to a hamstring injury. The Broncos designated Dulcich for return from injured reserve and he is close to gaining clearance to play in Thursday's game against the Chiefs.

Greg Dulcich, tight end for the Denver Broncos, has been designated for return from injured reserve after injuring his hamstring in the season opener. He will have a 21-day period to be observed on the practice field before a decision is made about his return to the active roster. Dulcich's activity during practice on Tuesday included stretching and individual drills. It is unlikely that he will be cleared to return for Week 6's game against Kansas City. Adam Trautman is currently the team's top tight end, with Chris Manhertz and Nate Adkins also in contention for playing time.

The Broncos have placed TE Greg Dulcich on injured reserve due to a hamstring injury. This will sideline him for at least the next four games, making him droppable in most fantasy leagues. Adam Trautman will take over as Denver's lead tight end, but he is not expected to be a high-performing fantasy option.

Greg Dulcich, tight end for the Denver Broncos, has been placed on injured reserve due to a hamstring injury. He is expected to miss several weeks and the earliest he can return is in Week 6. In his absence, Adam Trautman is expected to take on the majority of the tight end snaps.

Greg Dulcich, tight end for the Denver Broncos, has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Commanders due to a hamstring injury. He is expected to miss multiple weeks. Adam Trautman may see increased playing time in Dulcich's absence, but he is not recommended for fantasy purposes.

Denver Broncos tight end Greg Dulcich is expected to be sidelined multiple weeks after suffering a hamstring injury in Sunday's season-opening loss to the Las Vegas Raiders. Dulcich also missed seven games last season because of an injury to the same hamstring. The Broncos were counting on Dulcich to be one of quarterback Russell Wilson's top receiving targets this season.

Greg Dulcich, tight end for the Denver Broncos, is expected to be out for multiple weeks due to a hamstring injury. This is the same hamstring that caused him to miss games last season. The Broncos will take a cautious approach with his recovery. With Dulcich out, Adam Trautman will step up as the team's lead tight end. In the season opener, Trautman had 5 receptions for 34 yards on 5 targets. He is a potential waiver-wire pickup for teams in deep fantasy leagues in need of a tight end.

Greg Dulcich, tight end for the Denver Broncos, is expected to miss multiple weeks due to a hamstring injury. Dulcich injured the same hamstring that caused him to miss seven games as a rookie. It is unclear if he will be placed on injured reserve. In his absence, Adam Trautman is expected to see increased opportunities as the Broncos' top tight end.