The Colts tried out free agent TE Dante Rosario on Thursday.

Indy GM Ryan Grigson was likely just updating his "emergency list." A special teamer and situational tight end, Rosario is seemingly good for a fluky monster fantasy game once per year. He scored three TDs in Week 2 last season.

Chargers TE Dante Rosario scored three touchdowns on four catches to go along with 48 receiving yards in Sunday's win over the Titans.

Without Antonio Gates, Rosario saw most of the goal line tight end work and it paid off in the form of three scores. However, on all three Rosario was fairly wide open and almost seemed to be unaccounted for by the Titans' defense. He did leave at one point in the game but returned after what appeared to be a minor injury or cramps.

Chargers signed TE Dante Rosario to a one-year contract.

Rosario, 27, is athletic at 6-foot-4, 250 and can run down kicks and punts on special teams. He'll likely compete directly for a roster spot with Kory Sperry. The Chargers' top two tight ends are Antonio Gates and Randy McMichael.

Broncos re-signed TE Dante Rosario.

Rosario will give the Broncos some depth while Julius Thomas recovers from his high-ankle sprain. The pass-catching tight end was released by the Broncos at final cuts earlier this month.

Dolphins released TE Dante Rosario.

Rosario failed to catch a pass in Miami's first two games. He was a luxury as the third tight end, but could be re-signed down the road.

Dolphins signed TE Dante Rosario and OL Ryan Cook.

Rosario isn't much of a blocker, but can stretch the field a bit and play special teams. Cook has starting experience at just about every line position.

The Dolphins worked out free agent TE Dante Rosario Sunday.

Rosario was just released by the Broncos Saturday. The Fins were awarded Will Yeatman on waivers, which could close the door to a Rosario signing.

Broncos agreed to terms with TE Dante Rosario, formerly of the Panthers.

Reunited with coach John Fox, Rosario is expected compete with Dan Gronkowski for the Broncos' "off-the-line" tight end job. It's an indication that rookies Virgil Green and Julius Thomas won't be rushed into the lineup early in the season. We'd steer clear of Denver's tight ends for fantasy purposes, though Rosario is probably the best bet to lead the crew in catches.

Free agent TE Dante Rosario has set up a visit with the Broncos.

We called this one awhile ago. The Broncos are looking for a veteran tight end who can pitch on special teams, and Rosario played under coach John Fox in Carolina. He won't be back with the Panthers.

Free agent TE Dante Rosario isn't sure if the Panthers will re-sign him this summer.

"I could be with Carolina; there's a good chance I will," Rosario said. "Or, I could for another reason be with another team. That's still unknown." With Jeremy Shockey now on board, the Panthers may choose between Rosario or Jeff King as the backup. The consolation prize could be reuniting with coach John Fox in Denver.