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Nashville, Tennessee – Evan Engram’s happy mood on Tuesday at Vanderbilt wasn’t just because he’s back. Tight End University (TEU) With his companions.
He loves to talk about his new things Denver Broncos Teammate.
Engram signed a $23 million contract this offseason, joining the team at Mile High, adding to the offense that changed his head when he headed for the playoffs in 2024.
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During a mini camp at Bronco Spark with Denver Bronco Sticky End Evan Engram, #1, Common Spirit. (Image of Ron Chenoy-Immagn)
The main reason why Sean Payton’s group has gone from a tough AFC West to a wild card team was the confidence and consistency that rookie quarterback Bonnix played. fearless, determined, and many other adjectives were thrown to explain his play.
Engram is still getting to know his new teammates, but he praised the quarterback when he spoke to Fox News Digital at Teu, a three-day tight-end summit co-founded by Treavis Kelce, George Kittle and Greg Olsen.
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“I’ve been really impressed with him so far,” he said of the Knicks. “I have talent, I have work ethics. I’ve seen it in the films, I’m trying to figure out which team I want to go to, I’ve seen the Broncos.
Engram is looking at what the entire league saw in Nix’s Rookie campaign. This is the decisive quarterback with all intangibles who have built a solid foundation to build on a rookie contract.
However, the NFL is more than physically talented, especially in the most challenging positions in sports. That’s why the sculpture surprised the Knicks’ heart.
Denver Broncos quarterback Bonnix, #10, will face the Buffalo Bills in the second quarter of the NFL Wildcard Playoff Football Game held at Orchard Park in New York on Sunday, January 12th, 2025. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
“My favorites about him are his way of thinking and how he thinks, and how he talks to himself, and talking to his teammates,” he explained. “The way he wires upstairs of his brain is really impressive for a kid who’s coming into his second year in his quarterback position, and I’ve seen it every year.
“I think it’s inevitable that everyone will move that way and not succeed because of just the way he works, the sacrifices he makes, the way he leads, the way he goes every day.”
Nix pitched about 4,000 yards and intercepted 29 touchdowns 12 times last season (3,775). He also rushed for 430 yards and four scores, not afraid to run with his feet on the ground.
Denver Broncos tight end Evan Engram, #1 will be taking part in the drill during an NFL football minicamp on Wednesday, June 11, 2025 at the team’s headquarters in Centennial, Colorado. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)
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However, when he began a new chapter following his time with the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Knicks wasn’t the only one who felt welcomed Engram.
“I’m in Denver, just in OTAS, the season hasn’t started yet, the energy, attitude, the friendship of the whole team, the accountability of the whole team, the talent we have, the coaches we have. I’m really blessed to be there right now.
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