During the recent 'Tight End University' event in Nashville, Tennessee, Evan Engram from the Denver Broncos showcased his skills alongside a host of other NFL tight ends. This event, co-founded by George Kittle, Travis Kelce, and Greg Olsen, aims to foster collaboration and skill enhancement among tight ends, featuring film study, drills, and recovery sessions. Former Broncos tight ends like Albert Okwuegbunam, Chris Manhertz, and Eric Saubert were also in attendance, highlighting the Broncos' ongoing commitment to tight end development.

Pro Football Focus has ranked the Broncos' wide receiver corps as one of the worst entering the 2025 NFL season, placing them 22nd overall. Despite a dismal 67.7 PFF receiving grade in 2024, which ranked 28th in the league, there is optimism for improvement. Courtland Sutton, with a 77.0 PFF grade, is viewed as the standout player, backed by promising performances from DeVaughn Vele and Marvin Mims Jr., both exceeding 70.0 in their scores. Tight end Evan Engram's addition may also bolster the receiving unit significantly.

Brenton Strange is emerging as a critical asset for fantasy football in 2025, particularly following the Jacksonville Jaguars’ decision to part ways with veteran tight end Evan Engram. The 24-year-old tight end, a second-round pick from Penn State, has shown promise, especially during the eight games he started in the previous season, where he recorded 29 receptions for 275 yards and two touchdowns. Notably, in a standout performance, he caught 11 passes on 12 targets for 73 yards, showcasing his reliability.

With the departures of key players like Engram and Christian Kirk, Strange is set to take on a larger role in the Jaguars' offense, positioning him as a potential TE2 with significant upside. Given his skills in route running and catching, he could become a vital target for quarterback Trevor Lawrence, making him a sleeper pick that could outperform his current TE23 ranking in fantasy drafts.

The Denver Broncos have concluded a three-day mandatory minicamp, with practice sessions held from Tuesday through Thursday. Players now enjoy a summer break before returning for training camp, which is set to kick off in late July. Highlights from Day 3 included impressive performances from rookie quarterback Bo Nix, who connected well with tight end Evan Engram, showcasing their chemistry. The defensive backs also showed great synchronization, hinting at a more cohesive unit heading into the season.

Noteworthy updates included the final injury report before the break, featuring key players like Courtland Sutton sporting a new helmet and facemask. With the offseason progressing, fans are eager for the upcoming training camp, where expectations will be high for the team to build on their minicamp momentum.