When prepping for a fantasy draft, you need to anticipate how the board will shift by the time your draft arrives—and what that means for your strategy.
The Denver Broncos haven't had a prolific tight end since the days of Julius Thomas. For that matter, the Broncos haven't had a prolific quarterback since Peyton Manning.
Culture change is key to the success or failure of an NFL organization or any professional sports franchise. The Jacksonville Jaguars have seen a significant culture shift this offseason after hiring a brand-new general manager and head coach to lead the franchise back into postseason contention.
After the Denver Broncos signed tight end Evan Engram after his shocking release from the Jacksonville Jaguars, the 30-year-old is already fully embracing his new team.
Evan Engram is early in his first season with the Broncos, but the tight end has already noticed one significant difference from his time with the Jaguars.
The Denver Broncos' biggest offseason addition for quarterback Bo Nix was tight end, Evan Engram. The Broncos signed Engram to a two-year, $23 million deal, with $16.5 million guaranteed.
Former Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Evan Engram was often the voice of reality for the locker room, which makes his recent comments comparing the Denver Broncos and his old team all the more legitimate.
The Jacksonville Jaguars reckoned they had found a long-term solution at the tight end position after Evan Engram racked up 114 receptions for 963 receiving yards and four receiving touchdowns in 2023, even though the team struggled to win games.
The Denver Broncos have big plans for new tight end Evan Engram. Signed to a two-year deal back in March, Engram offers something the Broncos haven't had at the tight end position for a long time: Pro Bowl talent.
Similar to Kyle Pitts, the fantasy industry is looking for former first-round pick Evan Engram to become relevant again in 2025. Engram signed a 2-year contract with the Denver Broncos in March.
The New York Giants made a somewhat surprising selection in the 2017 NFL Draft by selecting tight end Evan Engram out of Ole Miss, but in PFF's latest re-draft, they have Big Blue addressing the defensive side of the ball instead .
Nix is looking to build off of a solid rookie campaign after the 12th overall pick of the 2024 NFL Draft guided the Denver Broncos to a 10-7 record and a playoff berth.
One of the better offseason lists that we see around the NFL media-sphere is ESPN's because it's based on polling data from league executives, coaches, and scouts.
Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix addressed building chemistry with free agency addition, tight end Evan Engram. Engram has the potential to be a monster in the NFL this season with Nix and in coach Sean Payton's Denver offense.
With the 20th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, the Denver Broncos select Eli Stowers, tight end, Vanderbilt. That, according to ESPN's Matt Miller, who recently unleashed his early predictions for next year's offseason spectacle.
It's no secret that the Denver Broncos' tight end group delivered lackluster production in 2024. By looking at the tight ends' stats and box scores, one can see that those players provided little support to the Broncos' offense.
Evan Engram gives the Broncos their ‘Joker’ tight end while Caleb Lohner could become the next Jimmy Graham. The Broncos' tight end room lacked a true receiving threat last season after former third-round pick Greg Dulcich was released and Lucas Krull failed to impress.
The Denver Broncos have committed additional resources to the tight end room, having signed Evan Engram to a three-year deal after he was cut by the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Veteran tight end Evan Engram had a difficult decision to make this offseason, but objectively speaking, the options he faced put him in a win/win situation.
The Denver Broncos made one of the most notable free agent signings of the current offseason on March 13, the day veteran tight end Evan Engram inked a two-year, $23 million contract with the team.
Both the Broncos and Chargers carried similar issues into the playoffs, as both teams made surprise postseason voyages with top-heavy skill-position groups.
Bo Nix‘s breakthrough rookie season came without much help at the tight end position. As the Broncos would seem to need help at all three skill-position spots, Sean Payton has emphasized tight end and running back over wide receiver.