Lohner appears as a Broncos TE on the practice squad, highlighting depth at the position. His trajectory depends on development and injuries; fantasy relevance remains limited until he sees game reps.

Lohner, a Utah basketball alumnus with only 57 Division I football snaps, entered the NFL as a developmental project for Denver. Despite preseason struggles with blocking, he closed camp on a positive trajectory. The Broncos view him primarily as a long-term developmental asset with a potential Year 2–3 breakout, contingent on continued gains in routes and blocking.

Lohner, a seventh-round draft choice, has drawn attention with growth and development potential. His size and route-running ability make him a tempting rostering prospect if he continues to develop, adding to Denver’s receiving depth.

Lohner as a seventh-round TE with basketball background; faces Lucas Krull and Caden Prieskorn for a potential fourth TE role; upside but likely stash candidate on practice squad if he doesn’t win the roster spot.

Tight end Caleb Lohner is introduced with the pronunciation 'LOW-ner', indicating his importance in the team.