Huddle Up: Dulcich will miss at least the next four games, making him eligible to return in Week 6. Adam Trautman gets a slight boost as a potential streamer.

Huddle Up: Jeudy is on track to make his season debut this week and should see a good amount of targets in the passing game. He can be considered a No. 2 or No. 3 receiver in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Adam Trautman should be the main tight end in the passing game for the Broncos this week but can be avoided in most fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: It's not looking good for Dulcich to suit up after he hasn't practiced for two straight days. If he sits, fellow TE Adam Trautman, who posted five catches for 34 yards in Week 1, could get more looks in the passing game and be a viable starting option if no others are available.

Huddle Up: The full session puts Jeudy on track to make his 2023 debut in Week 2. Pencil him in as a WR2.

Huddle Up: Jeudy was not available for the Week 1 game but seems to have a chance to be in uniform in Week 2. He is a weekly starting option in fantasy leagues when healthy, so fantasy players should check on his status later in the week.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players can keep an eye out to see how long Dulcich may be sidelined. He is only a No. 2 fantasy tight end at this point and could be dropped from leagues if players need the roster spot.

Huddle Up: Fantasy players should look for an update in the next day or two to see how long Dulcich may be sidelined. Adam Trautman could see a bigger role if Dulcich misses time but can be avoided in most leagues.

Huddle Up: Jeudy is making progress in his recovery but is not ready to play at this time. Coutland Sutton should be the main target in the passing game and probably the only Broncos receiver that should be a starting fantasy option.

Huddle Up: Dulcich is coming off a solid 2022 season and should have a role in the passing game this season. He probably can be considered a No. 2 tight end in fantasy leagues at this point.

Huddle Up: Jeudy may be a game-time decision this week, so fantasy players will need to check the inactive list for his official status. He is a starting fantasy option when healthy, but fantasy players should have other options ready in case he is ruled out.

Huddle Up: Dulcich is on track to play in Week 1 and should have a decent role in the passing game. He probably is a No. 2 fantasy tight end at this point but has the chance to become a starter later in the season.

Huddle Up: Jeudy may be a game-time decision this week, so fantasy players should monitor the situation. He can be at least a No. 3 fantasy receiver when healthy, but players should have other options available in case he sits out.

Huddle Up: Jeudy has been sidelined for a few weeks because of the injury but appears to have a chance to play in Week 1. Fantasy players should monitor the situation during the week because Jeudy could be a possible starting option if active.

Huddle Up: Dulcich should return to practice later in the week and play in the Week 1 game. He likely will have a good role in the passing game for the Broncos but is probably only a No. 2 tight end at this point.

Huddle Up: Jeudy appears to be making progress in his recovery, but his availability for Week 1 is still uncertain at this point. Fantasy players should monitor the situation because he can be a starting option when healthy, but other options should be available in case he is ruled out.

Huddle Up: The rookie has been generating buzz throughout camp and the preseason, and head coach Sean Payton has been willing to use running back committees in the past. McLaughlin probably needs an injury to either Javonte Williams or Samaje Perine to enter the fantasy conversation, but he is worth keeping an eye on.

Huddle Up: Mims battled injuries to both hamstrings during the preseason, but he is back at full strength and is primed for a legitimate role in the offense thanks to injuries to the Denver receiving corps. He could be worth a late-round pick.

Huddle Up: This is encouraging news for Jeudy's fantasy prospects. This means the team believes he will be back on the field before the first four weeks of the season go by, otherwise, he would have been placed on the short-term IR or PUP list. While this is encouraging, managers should still approach Jeudy with caution. Soft-tissue injuries this early can become problems so it's best to view Jeudy as a mid-WR3 until he's fully healthy.

Huddle Up: Lutz might lose some value in this move. He'll be leaving a dome to go to the Mile High conditions. View him as a mid-to-low PK1.

Huddle Up: "Several weeks" is not very specific, but it seems likely that a four-week timeline would be about right for a moderate hamstring injury. Either way, fantasy managers should not expect to have Jeudy at full speed until at least October. Courtland Sutton and rookie Marvin Mims will take on more targets for however long Jeudy is out. Sutton figures to be the alpha of the two and could be a top-20 receiver early, while Mims has a shot at low-end WR3 value if Russell Wilson rebounds.

Huddle Up: With just over two weeks to go before the start of the season, this is brutal news for the Broncos and his fantasy managers. Minor hamstring injuries usually do not require a player to be carted off, so it would seem as though Jeudy is dealing with a moderate or severe strain. In the event Jeudy is forced to miss some time into the regular season, Courtland Sutton and rookie Marvin Mims would have clear paths to seven-plus targets per week and be worthwhile WR3 options.

Huddle Up: Williams was held out of the team's preseason opener last week, but it is still a very good sign for his Week 1 readiness that Denver feels good enough about his knee to play him at all. Fantasy managers should still expect Williams to work in tandem with Samaje Perine early in the season, and it should come as no surprise if Perine sees more touches through the first month. If Williams' knee holds up, however, he could easily be a mid-round steal in drafts.

Huddle Up: It has been a wild ride in terms of Williams' quick recovery. He's a fringe RB2 with upside if he's truly healthy to begin the season.

Huddle Up: That 2019 form saw Sutton tally a career-high 1,112 yards and six scores, finishing as WR19 overall. Since then, he tore his ACL in 2020 but has been healthy the past two years. Sutton posted 829 yards and two scores in 2022, while also leading the team in targets, but there's no question he could've had more if not for the ineptitude of the Broncos' offense under Nathaniel Hackett. The hope is that things will get much better under Sean Payton, and reports out of camp have suggested that Sutton has been Russell Wilson's favorite target, which lends to more optimism for his 2023 prospects. Of course, he'll have to contend with a very talented Jerry Jeudy for looks, but if Wilson and the offense can get on track under Payton, there's reason to believe both can have a 1,000-yard season. For now, Sutton should be considered more of a flex option with upside, while Jeudy is a WR2.

Huddle Up: While interesting considering how good Dulcich was last season, head coach Sean Payton noted the current depth chart is written in pencil, meaning it can and likely will change. Something that should give fantasy managers even less reason to worry is the praise Payton heaped on Dulcich earlier this offseason for his exceptional ball skills. During the 10 games he played in 2022, Dulcich was TE10 overall, so it's safe to assume he'll be a low-end TE1, at worst, in 2023. Meanwhile, Trautman has never been a playmaker and is unlikely to have any standalone value, even if he ends up listed as the starter when the season starts.

Huddle Up: Payton added that he likes how Williams is progressing. Williams is typically falling into the sixth round or later in many drafts, which could make him a serious value pick in fantasy if he proves to be all the way back. The odds of that, however, are slim as many backs struggle in their first year back following ACL surgery - and Williams' knee injury was more than just a typical ACL tear. Fantasy managers who believe in Williams would be wise to invest in Samaje Perine as well.

Huddle Up: Jerry Jeudy and Courtland Sutton will be the main options in the passing game again this season and should be starting options in most fantasy leagues. Marvin Mims could receive a solid role during his rookie season but can be avoided most weeks.

Huddle Up: Fantasy managers know the deal by now. If imaging tests show that Patrick tore his Achilles, he will be done for the year. Either way, rookie Marvin Mims is set up to be a critical part of the early-season plan for Denver now and should be viewed as a WR5 with upside.