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Nashville, Tenn. – The cheerful mood of Evan Engram on Tuesday in Vanderbilt was not just because he was back at the University of Ala closed (TEU) with his teammates.
He loves talking about his new Denver Broncos teammates.
Engram signed a two -year treatment and $ 23 million this low season to join the team in Mile High, which adds to an offensive that caught attention in 2024 when they went to the playoffs.
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The closed wing of Denver Broncos Evan Engram, #1, during the mini -family in the Broncos Park promoted by Commonspirit. (Ron Chenoy-Imagn images)
A great reason why Sean Payton ended as a team of wild cards of a hard AFC West was due to the confidence and consistency with which the rookie field marshal Bo Nix played. Without fear, determined and many other adjectives were thrown to describe their game.
Engram is still getting to know his new teammates, but he sang praise for his field marshal when he spoke with Pak Gazette Digital in Teu, the three -day summit closed wing co -founded by Travis Kelce, George Kittle and Greg Olsen, where Engram was one of the veteran speakers among the group of more than 80 players in the position.
George Kittle of 49ers catches passes at the University of at the end closed after the extension of the historical contract
“I’m really impressed with him so far,” he said about Nix. “The talent is there, the work ethics is there. I have seen it in a movie, trying to discover which team I wanted to go. I saw the Broncos, and even being close to it, the talent is there.”
Engram sees what the entire league saw in Nix’s rookie campaign: a decisive field marshal with all the intangibles that built a solid base to build on their rookie contract.
However, NFL is much more than having a physical talent, especially in the most difficult position of sport. That is why Nix’s mind is what Gazram has amazed.
The Denver Broncos Campo Marshal, BO NX, #10, passes against the Buffalo Bills during the second quarter of a NFL Wild Card playoff football match on Sunday, January 12, 2025 in Orchard Park, New York. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
“My favorite thing of him is only his mentality and the way he thinks and the way he speaks with himself, he talks to his teammates,” he explained. “The way he is connected above in the brain is really impressive for a child who enters his second year in the Quarterback position. I have seen it year after year. I feel that I am a product of having that mentality that success will find you.
“The way he works, the sacrifices he does, the way he leads, just the way he does every day, I think it is inevitable that anyone moves like this and is not successful.”
Nix launched for almost 4,000 yards last season (3,775) with 29 touchdowns at 12 interceptions. Nor was he afraid of putting his foot on the floor and running, running for 430 yards and four scores.
The closed wing of the Denver Broncos, Evan Engram, #1, participates in drills during a NFL football mini -family on Wednesday, June 11, 2025 at the headquarters of the team in Centennial, Colorado. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)
However, Nix is not the only one who has made Engram feel welcome when a new chapter begins after his time with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
“Being in Denver, only in Ota, the season has not yet begun and energy, attitude, camaraderie that is throughout the team, the responsibility that is throughout the team, the talent we have, the coaches we have. I am really blessed to be there at this time. Only the new classmates who have accepted me, the way they have accepted me and the way we have built our relationships in a short time of time for me.
