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Evan Engram was an integral piece of the Jaguars offense last season. He worked the shallow portion of the field, acting as Lawrence's safety blanket. This role allowed Engram to break the record for receptions by a TE in a single season, finishing with 114 catches on 143 targets.
Heading into 2024, there has been discussion of Engram getting more involved as a vertical receiver. This does nothing but help his fantasy value by allowing him to produce chunk plays. But his floor remains safe because he will once again be a focal point of the offense, regularly seeing underneath targets. 140 targets should not be expected, but somewhere in the range of 120 is completely reasonable. This volume will allow him to be a valuable TE once again, particularly in PPR leagues.
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Broncos land TE Evan Engram, two-year deal $16.5 million fully guaranteed By: Mike Krueger | Wed Mar 12, 4:28 pm

| | Broncos are signing Evan Engram to a two-year deal worth $23 million deal, including $16.5 million fully guaranteed at signing. Denver has been seeking TE help in recent seasons and now finally has found some. (Adam Schefter on X)
FFToday's Take: The tight end position was basically non-existent for the Broncos last season. Lucas Krull led the team with 19 receptions. Engram was limited to nine games last season with Jacksonville due to injury, but should be able to achieve mid-range TE2 fantasy value in Denver without too much trouble provided he stays healthy.

| Jaguars release TE Evan Engram Jacksonville saves $6 million against the cap By: Mike Krueger | Thu Mar 6, 5:48 pm

| | The Jaguars have released TE Evan Engram, per a league source. (Michael DiRocco on X)
FFToday's Take: Another cost-cutting move by the Jaguars who clear $6 million in cap space with this transaction. The team is reshaping their receiving corps with Engram (30 years old) and Christian Kirk now departing. Engram managed to play in just 9 games last season after turning his best season as a pro back in 2023 (114-963-4). Brenton Strange is now in the driver's seat to be the starting TE in Jacksonville for 2025.

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