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6:44Denver Broncos Training Camp Report
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1:12Biggest Question for the Broncos This Season
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1:35Can Broncos Defense Be Even Better This Season?
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1:26Jaylen Waddle's Impact on Broncos Offense
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1:02Early Impressions of Bo Nix Post-Ankle Surgery
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1:26Micah Parsons' Return Timeline for Packers
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1:58Patrick Mahomes Not Expected to Play in Preseason
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9:22Training Camp News and Notes
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0:55Bo Nix's Health Key to Broncos' 2026 Season
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1:13What Is Bo Nix and Jaylen Waddle's Ceiling With The Broncos?
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1:07Patrick Mahomes Working Towards Week 1 Start
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1:24Are Chiefs Still Super Bowl Contenders Despite Unknowns?
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1:52Are the Chiefs Still Contenders in the AFC West?
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1:59Chiefs Entering 2026 After Missing Playoff
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9:22AFC West Preview: Players To Watch
Top Evan Engram News
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Broncos' Evan Engram: More involved as blocker at camp
Bo Nix said Monday that Engram has been more involved in the running game and as a blocker during training camp, Parker Gabriel of The Denver Post reports.
Nix singled out Engram's willingness to work on his blocking this summer and said the veteran tight end is "doing well" in that area of his game, and it could lead to Engram playing more snaps and getting more involved in the play-action passing offense. Engram signed a two-year, $23 million deal with the Broncos ahead of the 2025 season but went on to play a career-low 42 percent of the offensive snaps across 16 regular-season games. It led to Engram catching just 50 of 76 targets for 461 yards and one touchdown in those contests. His 28.8 yards per game average was the second-lowest in his nine-year career. If Engram can earn coach Sean Payton's trust as a blocker, it could certainly help boost his playing time and receiving production.
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Broncos' Evan Engram: Strong showing during minicamp
Engram is a candidate to increase his production in his second season with the Broncos despite the team's addition of wide receiver Jaylen Waddle in the offseason, Susanna Weir of the Broncos' official site reports.
Engram could benefit from decreased defensive attention as opponents focus on containing Waddle. Per Chad Jensen of SI.com, Engram seems to have earned more trust from Denver's coaching staff compared to his first year with the team, and the veteran tight end enjoyed a strong minicamp in June. Rookie fifth-round pick Justin Joly was the most notable offseason addition to a Broncos tight end room that also includes Adam Trautman, Nate Adkins and Lucas Krull.
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Broncos' Evan Engram: Lackluster year in Denver
Engram ended the 2025 campaign with 50 receptions (on 76 targets) for 461 yards and one touchdown, adding one carry for seven yards across 16 regular-season games. He added three catches (on six targets) for 26 yards over two playoff contests.
Engram's first year in Denver was mostly a disappointment, as the tight end was not a major part of the offensive game plan most weeks. The veteran played over 50 percent of the offensive snaps just three times during the regular season, while teammate Adam Trautman saw the field as a blocking specialist more often. With that said, Engram still managed to finish third in receiving yards on the team behind Courtland Sutton (1,017) and Troy Franklin (709), as quarterback Bo Nix spread the ball around to several different pass catchers throughout the season. The 31-year-old remains under contract for the 2026 season, but based on his current usage in head coach Sean Payton's offense, he'll likely be difficult to trust for consistent fantasy production once again.
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Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-3, 240 lbs |
| Birthplace: Smyrna, GA |
| Age: 31 |
| School: Ole Miss |
| Experience: 10 |





















