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Greg Dulcich: Can He Reignite His Career with the Giants?
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In this segment of *2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates*, Drew and Rob dive into the late-season acquisition of tight end Greg Dulcich and evaluate his performance and future with the New York Giants. Dulcich, a former third-round pick by the Denver Broncos in 2022, joined the Giants late in the 2024 season, appearing in just five games. His impact was minimal, with 27 offensive snaps and 20 special teams snaps, and he recorded no catches, rushes, or tackles during his time in New York.
Before joining the Giants, Dulcich’s year with the Broncos also failed to impress, logging only five catches for 28 yards across four games, three of which he started. This followed a sophomore slump in 2023, where he managed just three catches for 25 yards in 12 games. His rookie year showed promise, with 411 receiving yards and two touchdowns over 10 games, but he has since struggled to replicate that production.
Drew and Rob explore the possibility of Dulcich returning to the Giants as a camp body for 2025, noting his collegiate pedigree and early NFL potential. While the Broncos gave him opportunities to succeed, Dulcich hasn’t managed to capitalize on them since his promising rookie campaign. The hosts suggest that bringing him back for training camp could give him a chance to prove doubters wrong, though they emphasize that his place on the team would likely hinge on whether he can show significant improvement.
With the Giants already featuring solid tight ends like Chris Manhertz, Daniel Bellinger, and Theo Johnson, Dulcich would need to carve out a clear role for himself to make the final roster. His return would be more of a luxury than a necessity for the Giants, especially given the strong blocking and receiving capabilities already present in the tight end room.
Dulcich’s situation presents an intriguing story for Giants fans: a player who showed flashes of brilliance as a rookie but has since struggled to stay relevant. Can he reignite his career and find a role with the Giants? Or will his tenure in New York be a brief footnote in his NFL journey? Drew and Rob break down the possibilities and what the future might hold for Greg Dulcich.
Before joining the Giants, Dulcich’s year with the Broncos also failed to impress, logging only five catches for 28 yards across four games, three of which he started. This followed a sophomore slump in 2023, where he managed just three catches for 25 yards in 12 games. His rookie year showed promise, with 411 receiving yards and two touchdowns over 10 games, but he has since struggled to replicate that production.
Drew and Rob explore the possibility of Dulcich returning to the Giants as a camp body for 2025, noting his collegiate pedigree and early NFL potential. While the Broncos gave him opportunities to succeed, Dulcich hasn’t managed to capitalize on them since his promising rookie campaign. The hosts suggest that bringing him back for training camp could give him a chance to prove doubters wrong, though they emphasize that his place on the team would likely hinge on whether he can show significant improvement.
With the Giants already featuring solid tight ends like Chris Manhertz, Daniel Bellinger, and Theo Johnson, Dulcich would need to carve out a clear role for himself to make the final roster. His return would be more of a luxury than a necessity for the Giants, especially given the strong blocking and receiving capabilities already present in the tight end room.
Dulcich’s situation presents an intriguing story for Giants fans: a player who showed flashes of brilliance as a rookie but has since struggled to stay relevant. Can he reignite his career and find a role with the Giants? Or will his tenure in New York be a brief footnote in his NFL journey? Drew and Rob break down the possibilities and what the future might hold for Greg Dulcich.
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