As the NFL Combine, Free Agency and NFL Draft near, the tight end position is not one that I would worry too much about. It might just be the team’s most solidified group, highlighted by one of the league’s best, in addition to 2023’s second-round selection.
Josh Allen, who may, in fact, be the Jacksonville Jaguars' best player after the 2023 season, is set to become a free agent this summer unless the Jaguars franchise tags him.
Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Evan Engram had quite the week. After making history with 100 receptions in 2023, Engram found out this week that he would be joining the rest of the NFL's elite in Orlando as a Pro Bowler after Travis Kelce needed to be replaced.
To the surprise of nobody, the Jacksonville Jaguars' locker room is pushing for a Josh Allen payday. After Allen had legitimately one of the best seasons of any defender in the NFL, his fellow Jaguars Pro Bowler pointed out what most inside and outside of Jacksonville already know.
Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Evan Engram is heading to the Pro Bowl. After being named a Pro Bowl alternate earlier this month, Engram will now join fellow Jacksonville Pro Bowlers Josh Allen and Ross Matiscik in the Pro Bowl.
The final game of the Jaguars’ regular season has arrived and it figures to be as important as any game this season. The Jaguars, more or less, face a win and they are in scenario.
Seven Jacksonville Jaguars have been named alternates for the 2024 Pro Bowl Games, giving them a potential chance to join Josh Allen and Ross Matiscik.
On Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars bounced back from their four-game losing streak with a shutout win over the Carolina Panthers. And man, as it needed.
In a big game for both the Jacksonville Jaguars and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, YB's Griffin Carroll has a clear betting preference as it relates to the spread in this Sunday matchup.
The Jacksonville Jaguars lost yet another embarrassing game. The last two were embarrassing because they were outplayed by the likes of Jake Browning and Joe Flacco, two back quarterbacks.
It’s often said that a good tight end is a young quarterback’s best friend. For Trevor Lawrence and Evan Engram, it couldn't be more true. In the 2022 offseason, Jaguars’ General Manager Trent Baalke made acquiring targets for Lawrence a priority.
Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns was not the prettiest one we have seen. The offense was ugly and failed to get anything going consistently, and outside of the three forced turnovers by the Jacksonville Jaguars defense, the unit didn't play very well.
Will Levis looked great in his first career start. Who else's stock is on the rise, and who needs to perform better?
Tight ends did not factor prominently into the Giants’ surprising 2022 run to the divisional round. While the team’s pass-catching group doubled as one of the NFL’s worst, no Giants tight end topped 275 receiving yards last year.
Sometimes all a player needs is a change of scenery. Before last season, long-time New York Giants tight end Evan Engram left in free agency to go play for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
It took longer than Evan Engram thought it would. It took longer than the Jacksonville Jaguars thought it would. But roughly a week before the start of training camp, it became official: Engram was the NFL's newest big-money tight end and one of the Jaguars' long-term core players.
The Jacksonville Jaguars struck a deal with Evan Engram Sunday ahead of Monday’s 4 p.m. ET deadline for a long-term extension after the team placed the franchise tag on the tight end in June.
NFL teams have until 4 p.m. ET on Monday to sign their franchise-tagged players to a long-term deal, and the Jacksonville Jaguars were able to reach an agreement with tight end Evan Engram prior to the deadline.
According to Mike McCartney, Jaguars TE Evan Engram has agreed to terms on a three-year extension to stay in Jacksonville. Multiple reports have the maximum value of the deal as $41.25 million.
According to Jonathan Jones, contract negotiations with Jaguars’ franchise TE Evan Engram currently appears to be “up in the air” with Monday’s deadline
Engram discussed his time in New York as well as his first season in Jacksonville, where he thrived with the resurgent Jags.
Evan Engram remains absent from the beginning of the Jaguars’ offseason program amidst talks on a long-term contract.
According to Adam Schefter, the Jacksonville Jaguars are expected to use the franchise tag on TE Evan Engram. The two sides still have until Tuesday to work on a long-term deal when the window to use the tag closes.
After showcasing tantalizing potential with the New York Giants for five seasons, Engram finally put it all together for the Jaguars last year.
After toiling on flawed Giants teams during his first half-decade in the NFL, Engram became a key component in the Jags’ late-season surge to the divisional round.
If tweets from Evan Engram and Christian Kirk mean anything, it looks like the Jacksonville Jaguars are planning to place the franchise tag on the tight end.
The former first-round pick provided a significant boost at a position the Jaguars had struggled to staff for many years.
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