Evan Engram

Engram played nine games in 2024 but finished TE16 in points per game. He went over his receiving yards prop one time all season (Week 8 versus the Bears). The Jaguars tight end was much more of a PPR-merchant, logging over five receptions per game.
It's possible that Engram could take on a Chris Godwin-type role in the slot for the Jags in 2025 under new head coach and play-caller Liam Coen, suggesting more high-target volume in his future. That being said, the new coaching staff could see Engram as a poor fit and opt for a more complete TE skill set with Brenton Strange instead.
Given his mid-range TE draft projection, Engram's not worth the risk. Also, it's possible he is a salary cap casualty.

TE Evan Engram (shoulder) met with the Broncos on Monday, per league sources, following his release from the Jaguars last week. The 30-year-old, entering his age-31 season, had surgery in December to fix a torn labrum in his left shoulder, which could limit his offseason work but isn’t expected to sideline him for Week 1. Denver’s tight end group managed just 51 catches for 483 yards and five scores in 2024, claiming a league-low 13.1 percent of team targets—making Engram a potential fix for a glaring hole.

Fantasy Impact

Engram’s move to Denver could revive his fantasy stock after a rocky, injury-cut 2024 with Jacksonville. The Broncos’ TE woes scream opportunity—his target share would likely dwarf last year’s committee. If healthy, he’s a TE1 candidate at 31, though the shoulder recovery bears watching through camp. A landing spot with Bo Nix could make him a mid-round steal—higher if the offense leans on him. Monitor his visit’s outcome; he’s a name to circle for 2025.