Fantasy Upside
Following a strong rookie campaign with the Giants in 2017, Evan Engram underperformed and was hampered by injuries in three of his next four seasons in New York before signing a one-year deal with the Jaguars to try and resuscitate his career. And bring it back to life he did. Engram had a career year with 73 catches for 766 receiving yards and four touchdowns. With a new three-year, $41 million contract, the previously franchise-tagged Engram finds himself in a promising situation. He's on a team with playoff aspirations, surrounded by young talent and has a quarterback in Trevor Lawrence that made huge strides in the right direction in his second year.
Fantasy Downside
There's a good chance Engram's numbers will trend downward with wide receiver Calvin Ridley being added to the fray in Jacksonville, but then again, Engram was the team's third-most targeted pass-catcher last season.
2023 Bottom Line
Even with Ridley on board, landing Engram at his late-sixth round ADP could pay dividends throughout the course of the season if he is able to stay healthy.