Sean Payton and the Broncos have an option as an offensive “Joker.” That’s tight end Evan Engram, who on Wednesday agreed to a two-year deal with Denver. Engram’s agency, Vayner Sports, confirmed the deal.

But some new details make it seem much, much worse. According to 9News’ Mike Klis, the contract offers to Engram from the Chargers and Broncos were effectively the same:“Again, his visit included a physical.

The Broncos had former Jacksonville and New York Giants tight end Evan Engram in Denver on Monday, a source confirmed to The Post, for a free agent visit. Because Engram was released by Jacksonville last week, he’s free to sign anywhere as soon as he wants and isn’t governed by the limitations set by the NFL for the negotiating period.

It didn't take long for former Jaguars tight end Evan Engram to find a new home once free agency began today at 4 p.m.

When he joined the Denver Broncos last spring, Vele initially chose No. 81. Lil'Jordan Humphrey switching back to No. 84 (which he wore with the New Orleans Saints) allowed Vele to switch to No. 17 last summer.

Engram missed nearly half of last season with injuries with the Jacksonville Jaguars, but the year before he had the most receptions of any tight end in the NFL with 114. "The Broncos were in desperate need of some help at tight end and they found it on Wednesday,

Exact terms are not yet known for any of the deals, but Engram's contract will average $11.5 million per season and includes $16.5 million fully guaranteed, according to multiple