Sean Payton and the Broncos have an option as an offensive “Joker.” That’s tight end Evan Engram, who on Wednesday agreed to a two-year deal with Denver. Engram’s agency, Vayner Sports ...

The Denver Broncos are signing two-time Pro Bowl tight end Evan Engram to a two-year deal, his agent, Mike McCarthy, announced on social media Wednesday. The deal is worth $23 million, with $16.5 ...

However, at the start of the official free agency period today, they added tight end Evan Engram to the mix, a great acquisition to an offense in need of playmakers. While Engram is on the older ...

Included last week in a purge of veterans from the Jacksonville roster, veteran tight end Evan Engram is looking for a new team. His search continued on Tuesday, with (per NFL Media) a visit to the ...

After agreeing to trade Christian Kirk to the division rival Houston Texans, the Jaguars also released tight end Evan Engram, the team announced. Engram appears to have no hard feelings about the ...

By Dianna Russini, Jeff Howe and Nick Kosmider The Denver Broncos and free-agent tight end Evan Engram agreed to terms on a two-year, $23 million deal on Wednesday, a league source confirmed.

The Denver Broncos reached a two-year deal with two-time Pro Bowl tight end Evan Engram, according to reports ... and Jaguars (2022-24). He was a first-round pick (23rd overall) by the Giants ...

Two-time Pro Bowl tight end Evan Engram is visiting the Los Angeles Chargers, a source told NFL Network's Tom Pelissero. Engram also visited with the Denver Broncos, per Pelissero. The 30-year-old ...

“Our expectations are high,” Payton said. “We don’t shy away from it.” TE Evan Engram (free agent): Two-year, $23 million deal ($16.5 million guaranteed) LS Mitchell Fraboni (re-signed ...

Tight end Evan Engram is drawing interest from the AFC West after his release from the Jacksonville Jaguars last week. According to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, the 30-year-old is visiting with ...

In just a single day, the Jaguars saw Mitch Morse retire, Christian Kirk traded, and four players released: Evan Engram, Josh Reynolds, and Ronald Darby. It turns out injuries played a large role ...