Never hit 60% snaps last year; role stability in serious doubt.
Evan EngramTEDEN
Hartitz questions whether Ingram remains Denver's lead tight end after a poor 2024 season in which he failed to play 60% of snaps in a single game. He expresses skepticism about Ingram's role stability and warns against chasing past tight end production (referencing Jimmy Graham), though he acknowledges tight end additions (Jaylen Wadd, Justin Jolly) as context for ongoing uncertainty.
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is Evan Ingram still the lead tight end one? I know it went really bad last year. He didn't even play like 60% of snaps in a single game last season.
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- What did Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz say about Evan Engram?
- Hartitz questions whether Ingram remains Denver's lead tight end after a poor 2024 season in which he failed to play 60% of snaps in a single game. He expresses skepticism about Ingram's role stability and warns against chasing past tight end production (referencing Jimmy Graham), though he acknowledges tight end additions (Jaylen Wadd, Justin Jolly) as context for ongoing uncertainty.
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- STACKED tags this as a negative fantasy football signal for Evan Engram (TE DEN). Never hit 60% snaps last year; role stability in serious doubt.
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- Evan Engram's complete 2026 fantasy football outlook — projections, ADP movement across every platform, injury context, and all source-backed STACKED insights — is on their STACKED player profile.
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