A.T. Perry was activated from Denver’s PUP list and is cleared for individual work as the Broncos start reintegrating him after 11 days of camp absence. The 6-5, 205-pound target joined Denver’s practice squad last October and has yet to play a game for the Broncos after 12 receptions for 246 yards and 3 TD in 10 games with New Orleans. In a crowded WR room, Perry faces a difficult path to the 53-man roster, but the return to practice adds another dynamic weapon for fantasy managers monitoring Denver’s depth chart.

The rest of the Broncos’ injury picture includes fullback Michael Burton returning to practice after resting against the 49ers, while Dre Greenlaw and Alex Singleton returned to the field from injuries. Nik Bonitto did not practice due to a minor limp, with optimism that the issue isn’t serious. Nate Adkins and Reese Taylor were out, as was Drew Sanders, who remains sidelined. Denver will practice again before hosting Arizona for a joint session on Thursday, followed by a preseason tilt on Aug. 16 at Empower Field.

For fantasy players, Perry’s activation amplifies the long-shot lottery at Denver’s WR3/WR4 spots. If he earns a niche role or red-zone usage, he becomes a watch-list option in deeper leagues, while Burton’s return could bolster short-yardage and play-action packages. The joint-practice setup with Arizona provides an immediate live environment to assess Perry’s ceiling and the Broncos’ broader receiver upside as the preseason progresses.