Who Should I Start? Evan Engram or Tyler Warren

Wednesday, August 20, 3:11 PM

Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi called tight end Evan Engram an "elite receiver." The Broncos have been searching for an elite pass-catching tight end for a while now, and Engram could be that guy in 2025 in his first year with the team. The 30-year-old former first-rounder by the New York Giants in 2017 out of Mississippi played in only nine games due to a shoulder injury last year, but he had a career-high 963 receiving yards on 114 receptions in a career year for the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2023. Engram has developed chemistry with second-year quarterback Bo Nix this summer and could be the young signal-caller's No. 2 target behind receiver Courtland Sutton. Not only should Engram see more usage in Denver thi year, but he could also be more of a red-zone target, which has been an issue for his fantasy upside since his rookie season.

Saturday, August 30, 3:47 PM

Indianapolis Colts tight end Tyler Warren may exceed expectations in his first year in the National Football League. "Since arriving in Indianapolis, as expected, Warren has been a go-to target in the passing game, whether it was Daniel Jones or Anthony Richardson Sr. throwing to him," wrote Paul Bretl of Colts Wire. "Over the middle of the field, Warren presents a very difficult matchup with his combination of size and athleticism. He's also proven to be a very reliable pass-catcher and brings YAC abilities as well." The rookie had a stellar collegiate career at Penn State, amassing 1,839 yards and 19 touchdowns off 153 catches, adding 32 carries for 224 yards and six touchdowns. With so much volatility at the tight end spot, Warren could become a week-to-week fantasy starter in most formats almost immediately. However, his ceiling may be limited if Jones or Richardson struggle during the year. The Colts will begin the 2025 campaign by hosting the Miami Dolphins in Week 1.