Evan Engram's contract, salary and net assets: How much does the Broncos TE cost in 2025 and beyond?

The close end of Evan Engram enters into his ninth NFL season and is 31 years old shortly before the beginning of the regular season. He was left as a salary option by the Jaguars of Jacksonville, leaving 7.5 million US dollars for dead, and signed a new contract with the Denver Broncos. Let us analyze his content, net assets and career results.

Evan Engram's contract and salary

Engram signed a two-year contract worth $ 23 million with the Broncos in this off-season. The deal includes guaranteed money of $ 16.5 million and 8 million US dollars as a signing bonus. In 2025, Engram will earn a basic content of 2.9 million US dollars and a signature bonus of 8 million US dollars, while a cap goal of 5.9 million US dollars and a DEAD CAP value of $ 16 million contains.

In 2026, Engram will earn a basic content of US Dollar $ 10.9 million and a roster bonus of $ 510,000. It will bear a cap of 14.1 million US dollars and a dead cap value of 10.3 million US dollars.

The incentives for Engram's contract with the Broncos are:

• Efficient bonus per game: 30,000 US dollars (510,000 US dollars)
• Reception garden incentive (not cumulative)
  700: $ 125,000
  800: $ 375,000
  900: $ 625,000
  900 + playoff berth: 750,000 US dollars
• Recommendations incentive (non-cumulative)
  60: $ 125,000
  70: $ 375,000
  80: $ 625,000
  80 + playoff berth: 750,000 US dollars

With regard to the average contract value, Engram's salary has dropped by over 2 million US dollars compared to his last contract with Jacksonville's Jaguar. In 2022, he completed a three-year contract of $ 41.25 million with the Jaguar.

Engrams net assets and career results

While Engram's assets are not publicly known, it is estimated at around 30 million US dollars. The estimate is likely to be true when you consider that the narrow end generated $ 51,431,304 for career results.

Engram was selected by the New York Giants 23 in the NFL design in 2017. However, he had an impressive rookie campaign, which set up 64 receptions, 722 yards and six touchdowns, could not establish itself as a consistent producer in New York in his following four years.

In 2022, he signed a one-year contract for $ 9 million and rejuvenated his career at the Jaguaren, with the team in his first year with the team of career height (73) and yards (766). He signed a new three-year contract for $ 41.25 million and destroyed these figures in 2023, a total of 114 catches and 963 yards on the way to one Pro Bowl selection.

However, his season was canceled due to an injury in 2024, and he was only able to manage 47 receptions for 365 yards and a touchdown.

Engram is closer to a large recipient than a real inline-very end and was classified in 46th place in the TOP 121 Free Agent ranking from PFSN. Despite the injury -lasting season, he achieved 25.6% in the field with a healthy target. In his three seasons in Jacksonville, Florida (5.6 Air Yards per finish), he settled in a role in the short passing game.