With Denver cutting its roster from 90 to 85 players, Fulgham was one of the first five to go. He quickly lands on his feet in a Green Bay wideout room looking for more capable bodies. Fulgham, 27 next month, had a productive showing with the Eagles in 2020, going 38-539-4 on 67 targets.

Already on his fourth team since 2019, there's little hope Fulgham, 26, can resurface in a significant role after peaking with 38 receptions for 539 yards and four touchdowns in place of Alshon Jeffery and J.J. Arcega-Whiteside last year. Perhaps Fulgham gets a call if Will Fuller (finger, IR) and DeVante Parker (hamstring) are sidelined for longer than expected.

We knew Fulgham was on the bubble, but it is still somewhat surprising for one of the league's shakiest receiver corps. The Eagles would apparently rather give JJ Arcega-Whiteside his 19th opportunity. Fulgham will undoubtedly be stashed on the practice squad if he clears waivers. The 25-year-old caught 38 balls for 539 yards in heroic spot-starting duty last season. 

Fulgham opened training camp as a favorite to start in three-wide sets, but has since fallen behind Quez Watkins and Greg Ward. Watkins now appears to be locked into the Eagles No. 3 role, and Ward, who is considered a reliable slot option, looks to have moved ahead of Fulgham as well. Stunningly, JJ Arcega-Whiteside may make the roster instead of Fulgham, after the former second round pick turned in a strong training camp. Fulgham may yet make the final 53, but it's clear that he is a true long shot for fantasy value in 2021.