The Denver Broncos are parting ways with tight end Greg Dulcich. The news was first reported by Brandon Krisztal of Guerilla Sports on Monday and then confirmed by the NFL’s transaction wire. Dulcich (6-4,

Greg Dulcich’s Broncos tenure has arrived at an unceremonious end. The Broncos waived the third-year tight end Monday. Dulcich, a third-round pick in 2022, had been a healthy scratch since Week 5 after a slow start to the regular season.

The Broncos have waived third-year tight end Greg Dulcich, bringing an unceremonious end to his disappointing tenure in Denver

The Denver Broncos have unsurprisingly waived former third-round pick Greg Dulcich, who will now try to latch on elsewhere in the league

The Denver Broncos have officially parted ways with former third-round pick Greg Dulcich. The move comes as a surprise to some, but it's clear that the team has lost patience with the injury-prone tight end.

Dulcich's stay with the Broncos was doomed at the start by what became a chronic hamstring injury. He missed the first five games of his rookie 2022 season because of the hamstring issue, then made a spectacular NFL debut in game six when he caught a 39-yard touchdown pass from Russell Wilson in a 19-16 loss at the Los Angeles Chargers.

According to ESPN Insider Adam Schefter, the Denver Broncos have waived third-year tight end Greg Dulcich. That signals the end of his time with the franchise which simply put was underwhelming and disappointing.