Patricia Traina·
Dulcich, a third-round draft pick by Denver in 2022, dealt with injuries while in the Mile High City, limiting him to just 16 games over
two and a half seasons. This led to the Broncos eventually moving on from him. The Giants claimed his contract off waivers last year and made five appearances for the Giants toward the end of the season. Despite having been viewed as a top receiver in college who was a good route runner, Duclich, in what few snaps he did get last year with the Giants, didn’t show that, as he did not look particularly nimble. However, that could have been a direct result of his injuries, as through three days of camp so far, Dulcich has looked much more nimble and has come up with quite a few nice receptions with the second- and third-team offenses. Dulcich probably won’t make the 53-man roster, and a practice squad spot might even be a long shot as well, if the team keeps three tight ends (Theo Johnson, Daniel Bellinger, and Chris Manhertz) on the roster, with Thomas Fidone II going to the practice squad. But if nothing else, Dulcich, who also worked as a fullback in these first three days, seems to be gearing up to get some solid film together once the preseason games start.