Dulcich has just 16 targets over the last two seasons under Sean Payton, but perhaps a change of scenery can bring him back to the 2022 form that saw him targeted 55 times in just 10 games under Nathaniel Hackett. He’ll have to beat out Daniel Bellinger and Chris Manhertz to see playing time with the Giants in their last six weeks of the season. Dulcich is under contract for one more season after this on his rookie deal.

A holdover from the short-lived Nathaniel Hackett era, things never panned out for Dulcich with the Broncos. The former third-round pick has appeared in only four games for the Broncos this season, and was often made a healthy scratch on game day. Injuries plagued Dulcich early in his career, but he showed flashes as a rookie when he caught 33-of-55 targets for 411 yards and two touchdowns in 10 games. Now on waivers, another team will almost certainly take a shot on him in the coming days. Perhaps a change of scenery and an offseason with a new team next year will reignite a career that looked promising out of the gate.

Lucas Kroll and Adam Trautman will continue splitting tight end duties with Dulcich a healthy scratch. Neither active Denver tight end has much fantasy appeal outside the deepest fantasy leagues.

Wilson is the emergency third quarterback. All of these players are healthy scratches. Dulcich has been inactive since September and is at this point probably a drop even in deep dynasty leagues.