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Engram ranks 30th in TE trade value at 1 HALFPPR, minimal tier.
Ranked 30th among tight ends in Justin Boone's rest-of-season trade value chart with a HALFPPR value of 1; minimal trade value.
Engram leads receivers in yards, scores TD; lone bright spot for offense.
Evan Engram led the Broncos in receiving yards and caught their lone touchdown on a well-drawn-up play that left him wide open in the end zone. This was the lone bright spot for the Broncos on Monday Night, and he should see more usage moving forward.
Engram leads receivers in yards, catches TD; bright spot in blowout.
Evan Engram led the Broncos in receiving yards and caught their lone touchdown on a well-drawn-up play that left him wide open in the end zone; this was the lone bright spot for the Broncos on Monday Night, and he should see more usage moving forward.
Engram has been successfully integrated into the Broncos offense in Week 1.
Evan Engram appears to have been successfully integrated into the Broncos offense in Week 1; Kenneth Walker notes that "the team seems to have figured out how to make Evan Engram a part of the offense," indicating a positive development in his role and usage.
Engram integrated into offensive game plan after prior underutilization.
The team seems to have figured out how to make Evan Engram a part of the offensive game plan.
Engram's touchdown and 5 targets make him interesting TE flier; revenge game next week.
Scored Denver's only touchdown of the game—a 19-yard catch on the opening scoring drive—on decent volume (5 targets, 4 catches, 43 yards). Revenge game next week at home versus the Jaguars. He's an interesting tight end flier if Pat Bryant is out.
Evan Engram played 32 of 51 snaps (63%) in Week 1.
Evan Engram played 32 of 51 offensive snaps (63%) in Week 1, establishing him as the primary tight end in the Broncos offense.
Engram's TD in Week 1 matches his 2024-25 total; Payton's key weapon confirmed.
Sean Payton said Engram would be key for the Broncos, and he delivered in Week 1 with four catches for 43 yards and a touchdown—already matching his touchdown total for both 2024 and 2025 combined. The source confirms Engram will be a factor and is worth the add.
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Avoid Evan Engram on the waiver wire.
Evan Engram is explicitly listed as a player to avoid on the waiver wire.
70%+ routes with TD; fallback option if you missed Bowers.
Tight end waiver option with 70%+ route share and touchdown on Monday night. Ron Stewart positions him as a viable fallback for leagues that whiffed on the Brock Bowers replacement, noting there are worse roster decisions than rostering Engram, though his role under Sean Payton's unpredictable scheme may not stick.
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Engram recommended for deeper formats with Broncos
Evan Engram is recommended for consideration in deeper formats in rest-of-season rankings, indicating potential flex TE value with the Denver Broncos.
Benefited from decoy usage of teammate Jaylen Waddle to score a touchdown
Evan Engram benefited from Jaylen Waddle acting as a decoy on a play where Engram scored a touchdown.
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Engram's 19-yard TD catch was Broncos' last offensive splash
Engram caught a 19-yard TD pass from Nix in the first quarter to tie the game, which was the last splash play of any kind by the Broncos offense in their 31-10 loss to the Chiefs.
Engram's 19-yard TD to Nix was Broncos' last offensive spark in Week 1.
Denver Broncos tight end Evan Engram caught a 19-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Bo Nix in the first quarter to tie the game, which was the last splash play of any kind by the Broncos offense in their 31-10 loss to the Chiefs.
Engram led Broncos receivers with TD in week one debut
Engram paced the Denver Broncos in receiving with 43 yards and a touchdown on four receptions against the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football in week one.
Engram was Denver's only offensive bright spot in Week 1.
Evan Engram was the only player making anything happen on Denver's offense in Week 1, suggesting he is a focal point of the Broncos' passing attack.
Engram's limited Week 1 production signals vulnerable Chiefs linebackers for 49ers.
Kansas City TE Evan Engram was the only offensive player generating consistent production for the Chiefs in Week 1 Monday Night Football, with some support from RJ Harvey in the run game; this limited offensive output suggests Kansas City's linebackers remain vulnerable in coverage, making George Kittle and the 49ers' rushing attack key fantasy factors for their Week 16 matchup.
Engram's 64% snap share and 5 targets suggest 4-5 targets per game potential.
Engram put up 4 catches for 43 yards on 5 targets with strong snap/route shares (64%, 58%) relative to last year, including a 60% snap share in the first half (not just game script); the source says 'Engram might see 4-5 targets per game if he keeps getting this type of playing time' and would 'make him a good endgame pick for best ball.'
Engram's 19-yard TD was the Broncos' lone offensive highlight in the loss.
Evan Engram recorded a 19-yard touchdown reception, which was described as 'a rare offensive highlight on the night' in the Broncos' 31-10 loss to Kansas City. This was one of the few bright spots in an otherwise ineffective offensive performance that totaled only 176 yards.
Engram led Broncos with 4 catches, 43 yards, and a 19-yard TD.
Evan Engram led the Broncos with four catches for 43 yards and caught a 19-yard touchdown pass from Bo Nix in Denver's 31-10 loss to Kansas City.
Engram scored TD and looked decent; source sees upside in increased involvement
Engram was one of two Broncos offensive players the source highlighted as looking 'fairly decent with their opportunities,' scoring a 19-yard touchdown on a 10-play, 63-yard scoring drive in the second quarter. The source suggests the Broncos should 'try to find a way to get them more involved in the offensive plans moving forward,' indicating potential for increased usage and role expansion.
Engram caught TD in second drive; source suggests increased involvement ahead.
Engram was one of the few bright spots in the Broncos' offensive performance, catching a 19-yard touchdown pass from Nix on the second drive of the game. The source explicitly highlights him as one of two players who 'looked fairly decent with their opportunities' and suggests the Broncos should 'try to find a way to get them more involved in the offensive plans moving forward,' indicating potential for increased usage.
Engram scored on a 19-yard TD reception in the first quarter.
Evan Engram caught a 19-yard touchdown pass from Bo Nix in the first quarter, providing an early scoring opportunity and demonstrating chemistry with the new Broncos QB.
Engram scored on 19-yard TD reception in first quarter.
Evan Engram was targeted early and scored on a 19-yard touchdown strike from Bo Nix in the first quarter, representing one of the few bright spots in Denver's offensive performance in Week 1.
Engram scores on 19-yard TD from play-action with Waddle decoy
Evan Engram scored a touchdown in Week 1 when he got wide open behind the defense on a slick design play that featured Jaylen Waddle operating out of the backfield, drawing defensive attention and allowing Engram to slip in for a 19-yard touchdown reception.
Engram scores on 19-yard reception in first half.
Evan Engram scored on a 19-yard reception for the Broncos in the first half.