The Denver Broncos are expected to be buyers at the 2026 NFL trade deadline, and there are a few positions that have become the center of attention, and they're all on the offensive side of the ball.

Sean Payton's team could look to acquire a new offensive guard, a new running back, or a new tight end. But, the Broncos might not only add to the roster, there's a chance they trade away a player on Tuesday.

According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, tight end Evan Engram has emerged as a trade candidate, with teams expressing interest in him. But, he revealed the Broncos won't likely trade him, unless they make one other move.

Broncos could trade Evan Engram if they add a new TE by NFL deadline

"Another TE on the radar is Broncos' Evan Engram, who has garnered interest," Fowler reports. "But he's considered unlikely to be moved in part because Devner doesn't have a replacement (though the Broncos have called around just in case)."

This is a very interesting report from Fowler on the Broncos' trade deadline plans, as there's a real chance Denver is able to make a swap in their tight end room by the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday, November 10.

If the Broncos wanted to, there seems to be enough interest in Engram that a trade could be completed. Since he's not been a super-impactful player in this offense, a trade would make sense.

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But, as contenders, it's unlikely the Broncos will trade Engram without a replacement coming back. However, with the Broncos scouring the tight end market, there's a real chance that they make two TE roster moves on deadline day.

Maybe it's a trade for someone like Dallas Goedert from the Philadelphia Eagles, followed by the team trading away Engram to some other team in need of tight end help, like the San Francisco 49ers.

This is a very fascinating situation for the Broncos, and is one to monitor as the deadline day unfolds. If the Broncos add a tight end, Engram might be on his way out.

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