2 years agoDenver Broncos tight ends Albert Okwuegbunam and rookie third-rounder Greg Dulcich are expected to compete for the starting tight end gig in training camp this summer. Dulcich surprisingly was put on the fast track in offseason practices and was sharing work with the first-team offense with Okwuegbunam. A minor core-muscle injury pulled Dulcich from the final week of organized team activities and mandatory minicamp as a precaution. Albert O is still the better bet to be Denver's top pass-catching tight end early in the year, but Dulcich is one to watch in training camp. Okwuegbunam is bigger at 6-foot-5, 258 pounds, and he flashed big-play potential in his first two seasons. However, Dulcich might be more of a natural receiver at 6-foot-4, 245 pounds. Okwuegbunam should begin the year as the starter, but Dulcich could push him near midseason, depending on how much he's developed.--Keith Hernandez - RotoBaller
Source: 9 News - Mike Klis