Brandon Bostick (concussion) returned to practice Wednesday. Bostick suffered a concussion in Week 12 and sat out the Thanksgiving Day game against the Lions. He should be back this week as the No. 2 tight end.

Packers TE Brandon Bostick (concussion) is inactive for Thursday's Week 13 game against the Lions.

Packers TE Brandon Bostick (concussion) is listed as questionable for Thursday's game against the Lions. Bostick didn't practice all week and is expected to be a game-time decision. He has five catches for 92 yards and a touchdown playing behind Andrew Quarless the last three weeks. If Bostick is held out, he should have no trouble getting cleared for Week 14.

Packers TE Brandon Bostick has been diagnosed with a concussion. Bostick suffered the injury in Sunday's loss to the Vikings. He doesn't have enough time to get cleared for Thursday's game against the Lions, leaving Andrew Quarless to mind the store at tight end. Bostick has just five catches for 92 yards since seeing his playing time spike in the absence of Jermichael Finley.

Brandon Bostick caught one pass for 24 yards in Week 12 versus Minnesota. Bostick was targeted five times on the day and dropped two passes, and one would have been a 17-yard touchdown. He had another pass thrown at his feet and another thrown over his head. Bostick is still learning to play tight end. There's plenty of talent here, but we may not see it come to life until 2014.

The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel believes Brandon Bostick "could very well be" the Packers' "future" at tight end. Jermichael Finley is a free-agent-to-be and may never play football again after undergoing single-level fusion surgery for a herniated disc in his neck. "If he can just get it in his mind that nobody can stop him, and go out there and play the way he plays at practice, he's going to become a great player because he has all the tools," teammate James Jones said. Bostick has seen his snaps rise in the absence of Finley, and he's registered four catches for 68 yards and one touchdown. The coaching staff admits he needs to improve as a blocker to see more playing time. Bostick should be owned in dynasty formats.

Brandon Bostick caught one pass for 26 yards in Week 11 against the Giants. It was the only target Bostick saw. He caught the pass over the middle and was involved in a big-time collision with Will Hill, and Hill took the worst of it. Bostick is a big dude at 6-foot-3, 260 and remains a guy to monitor in dynasty. He's a big-time athlete.

Brandon Bostick caught three passes for 42 yards with a touchdown in Sunday's Week 10 loss to the Eagles. This is the performance we've been waiting for ever since Jermichael Finley went down. Unlike Andrew Quarless, Bostick possesses the "move" qualities that lead to fantasy upside at the tight spot. He put those skills on display by running a wheel route and powering his way into the end zone Sunday. Bostick isn't a re-draft play yet with Scott Tolzien under center, but he could be down the line.

Packers TE Brandon Bostick was held without a catch in Week 9 against Chicago. Bostick played 26 snaps last week, but we didn't notice him on offense at all Monday night. The No. 2 tight end behind Andrew Quarless with Jermichael Finley (spine) sidelined, Bostick is merely a deep dynasty stash.

ESPN suggests the Packers could try to use TE Brandon Bostick for some of the seam routes Jermichael Finley ran. Bostick was a wideout at Newberry College and spent last season on the practice squad. He added some girth so he can play tight end in the NFL and now goes 6'3/250. He got eight snaps against the Browns after Finley went down, but didn't see a target. Bostick is a true "move" tight end and Finley is out indefinitely, so extreme deep leaguers and Dynasty owners should be monitoring his progress.