With Webb as the play-caller, Engram's snap share has risen dramatically since last season because of the coordinator's prioritization of
the multiple-tight-end sets. Engram has been kept in to block at a much higher clip, which has also seen his usage in the passing game climb, too. Unfortunately, though, Nix and the Broncos haven't been able to exploit Engram's increase in playing time with producion on the field. Last season, Engram finished third on the team in receiving, but he was overall frustrated by the amount of snaps he have up to Adam Trautman. We'll see if Payton chooses to continue the multi-tight-end thing, and I have a sneaking suspicion that he will.
Chad Jensen·
Once again, Engram led all tight ends in snap share, which illustrates how much more the Broncos are relying on him as a blocker, but it didn't translate to production as a receiver. He was targeted five times with one catch for six yards.
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