Broncos TE Projections — Engram’s Bigger Role, Webb’s Boost? | Orange & Blue Today

On Friday’s Orange & Blue Today, Andrew Mason and Cecil Lammey break down the 2026 projections for the Broncos tight ends — a position group that suddenly looks a lot more dynamic under new OC and play‑caller Davis Webb. The big question: Is Evan Engram finally going to be more involved. All offseason, Engram looked like a featured piece — more motion, more spacing, more designed touches. Webb’s QB‑centric system is built on timing and matchups, and Engram fits that perfectly. The projections show a clear bump in targets, yards, and red‑zone usage. But the TE room isn’t just Engram. Rookie Justin Joly has flashed all spring — fluid, fast, natural hands, and a seam‑stretching profile that gives Denver something they haven’t had in years. The question becomes: Does Joly carve out a real role in Year 1, or does Engram’s expanded usage cap his opportunities. The fellas break down how Webb’s offense redistributes touches, how Engram’s role evolves, and how Joly fits into the long‑term plan. 🔥 In this episode: Why Engram is projected for a bigger, more consistent role in 2026 How Davis Webb’s scheme could unlock Engram’s best season in Denver Whether Justin Joly flashes enough to earn real snaps as a rookie How the TE room fits into the overall offensive identity What the projections say about targets, red‑zone work, and usage Drop your take — does Engram finally become the TE1 fans expected, or does Joly force his way into the spotlight.