Broncos Hunt Pass-Catching TE: Njoku, Smith, Waller, Ertz

0:00On March 16, the Denver Broncos planned to bring back most of their offensive skill players from last season, but the front office wants to shake. Things up at Titan? They showed interest in Dallas goater before he resigned with the Eagles, and David and Joku remains a free agent without a deal yet. Last off-season, the team signed Evan Engram to a 3-year, $23 million contract. He played in 16 games but struggled, averaging just 3.1 catches and 28.8 yards per game, both career lows. Engram managed only 50 receptions for 461 yards and one touchdown while seeing limited snaps. Meanwhile, Adam Troutman filled in admirably as a top blocker, and the Broncos rewarded him with a new 3-year extension. At 29 years old, he's reliable in the run game but has never been much of a receiving threat, with his best year at 27 catches. Reports suggest the Broncos are still hunting for a true pass catching tight end, and Joku stands out as the top option, but they're also considering John who smith, Darren Waller,

1:03and Zach Irts, who's dealing with injury. The draft could bring Kenyan Sadiq, though grabbing the first round prospect might require trading up from pick 30. As free A to C drags on, expect the Broncos to keep making moves here? It could give their offense the boost it needs heading into next season.