Broncos Eye Tight End Trade, Engram's Future Uncertain

0:00On April 19th, Broncos fans and local media are pushing hard for a new tight end this draft season, even though the team skips the first round on Thursday night. Evan Ingram's low output this year has everyone frustrated, especially after his two year, $23 million deal. Earlier this week, reports highlighted how Ingram and rookie quarterback Bo Nyx just weren't clicking on the field. The Broncos still view him as a key part of the offense, but they were eyeing Philadelphia's Dallas goadard before he resigned there. Fans are vocal about the mismatch, and it showed in Denver's quiet free agency at the position. David and Joku remains unsigned, though teams like the Broncos might wait until after the draft for better leverage on picks. Now, with the possible cut after June 1st saving $6.47 million, despite a $10 million cap hit, Ingram's spot could open up. Turns 32 soon, and his deal ends after 2026. Meanwhile, Denver eyes trade-ups from their pick number 62 for prospects like Kenyan

1:01Sadiq or Eli Stowers. Sean Payton might pull off a deal using dev players to grab one of those guys, keeping the tight end room fresh while Nyx grows into his role.