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Nashville, tenn. – The joyful atmosphere of Evan Engram on Tuesday in Vanderbilt was not only because he was back at tight university (Teu) with his peers.
He likes to talk about his new Denver Broncos teammates.
Engram signed a $ 23 million contract over two years this offseason to join the team in Mile High, adding to an offense that turned heads in 2024 when they presented themselves to the playoffs.
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Evan Engram, # 1, # 1 from Denver Broncos, # 1, during Minicamp at Broncos Park powered by Commonspirit. (Images of Ron Chenoy-Imagn)
A great reason why the Sean Payton group found itself as a joker team from a difficult AFC West West was due to the confidence and the coherence with which the quarter Recruit Bo Nix. Without fear, determined and many other adjectives have been thrown to describe his game.
Engram only makes known his new teammates, but he sang praise for his quarter when he was expressed with PK Press Club Digital in Teu, the three-day tight summit co-founded by Travis Kelce, George Kittle and Greg Olsen, where Engram was one of the veterans among the group of more than 80 players.
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“I am really impressed by him so far,” he said about Nix. “The talent is there, the work ethics are there. I saw it on the film, somehow trying to understand which team I wanted to go. I watched the broncos, and even be with him, the talent is there.”
Engram sees what the whole league has seen in the Nix Recruit campaign: a decisive quarter with all the intangibles who built a solid base on which rely on its recruit contract.
However, the NFL is much more than physically gifted, especially in the most difficult position in sport. This is why the spirit of Nix is what was amazed.
Denver Broncos, BO Nix’s quarterrier, # 10, passes against the Buffalo Bills in the second quarter of the Wild Card NFL football match on Sunday January 12, 2025 in Orchard Park, New York. (Photo / Seth Wenig)
“My favorite thing about him is just his mentality and his way of thinking and the way he talks to himself, speaks to his teammates,” he said. “The way he is wired upstairs in the brain is really impressive for a child who arrives in his second year at the quarter post. I saw him year after year. I feel like I am the product of having this mentality that success will find you.
“The way he works, the sacrifices he makes, the way he leads, just the way he takes place every day, I think he is just inevitable for anyone who moves like that and not succeed.”
Nix launched nearly 4,000 yards last season (3,775) with 29 affected at 12 interceptions. He was also not afraid to set foot on the ground and run, rushing on 430 yards and four scores.
Evan Engram, # 1, # 1 from Denver Broncos, # 1, participates in exercises during a minicamp of NFL football on Wednesday June 11, 2025 at the team’s headquarters in Centennial, Colorado. (AP photo / David Zalubowski)
However, Nix is not the only one to have made Engram feel welcome when he begins a new chapter after his time with the Jacksonville jaguars.
“Being in Denver, being just in ota, the season has not yet started and the energy, the attitude, the camaraderie which is throughout the team, the responsibility which is throughout the team, the talent we have, the coaches that we have. I am really blessed to be there.
