The New York Giants have waived tight end Greg Dulcich as they continue to shuffle their roster.
Dulcich, 25, was a third-round pick by the Denver Broncos in the 2022 NFL Draft, No. 80 overall out of UCLA. He was in the third year of a four-year rookie contract worth $5,241,839, which included a $992,246 signing bonus, when he was waived by Denver and claimed by the Giants in November 2024.
In 2024, Dulcich appeared in nine games for the Broncos, recording five receptions for 28 yards and no touchdowns. With the waiver, Dulcich will be available to other teams if he clears, potentially contributing as depth at tight end for a new club.
Key facts:
– Drafted by Denver in 2022 (No. 80, UCLA)
– Four-year rookie deal worth $5.24 million with a $992k signing bonus
– Claimed by the Giants in November 2024
– 2024 season with Broncos: 9 games, 5 receptions, 28 yards, 0 TDs
Commentary:
– This move reflects ongoing roster evaluation at the tight end position for the Giants and could open opportunities for Dulcich with another team suited to his receiving skill set.
– Dulcich has college pedigree from UCLA and shown flashes as a route runner; a fresh start could maximize his potential with the right system.
Summary:
– The Giants released Greg Dulcich, a 2022 Broncos third-round pick, who had spent part of 2024 with the Broncos before being claimed by New York. He logged nine games with five catches for 28 yards that season. If he clears waivers, he’ll be free to sign with another NFL team.