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Broncos Eye Tight End Upgrades Before Trade Deadline

10/26/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Denver Broncos, 5-2, are exploring tight end upgrades before the November 4 trade deadline.
Evan Engram signed a two-year, $23 million contract, but Denver is unhappy with his 22 receptions and 179 yards.
Insider Dianna Russini says Denver is monitoring the market, with David Njoku of Cleveland Browns and Mark Andrews of Baltimore Ravens as targets.
A stronger tight end could help the Broncos pursue playoff goals.

History

Historical Context

The 2019 NFL trade deadline highlighted strategic moves, such as the New England Patriots acquiring wide receiver Mohamed Sanu for a second-round pick on October 22, enhancing their playoff prospects. Similarly, the Denver Broncos, seeking offensive upgrades, targeted tight ends like David Njoku and Mark Andrews to improve their 5-2 record, reflecting a trend where trades significantly impact team dynamics and playoff outcomes.

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Story summary

Denver Broncos, 5-2, are exploring tight end upgrades before the November 4 trade deadline.
Evan Engram signed a two-year, $23 million contract, but Denver is unhappy with his 22 receptions and 179 yards.
Insider Dianna Russini says Denver is monitoring the market, with David Njoku of Cleveland Browns and Mark Andrews of Baltimore Ravens as targets.
A stronger tight end could help the Broncos pursue playoff goals.

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