2017 Rookie profile
Evan Engram - TE
Franchise Football League
est 1989
Draft Pick: NY Giants
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Round
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1
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Pick #
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23
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College:
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Mississippi
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Ranking:
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DLF
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12
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Pos.
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3
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DLF ADP:
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11.80
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Comparison:
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Jordan Reed
Michael Floyd
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Player Profiler
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Niles Paul
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NFL Grade:
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6.03
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Chance to become good NFL starter
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Comparison:
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Jordan Reed
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Daniel Jeremiah, NFL Media analyst
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Jordan Reed
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CBSsports
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Overall ranking:
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41
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Pos. ranking
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3
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Project. round
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1-2
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Comparison:
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Yahoo Sports
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Jordan Reed or
Dustin Keller.
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Contract
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6/15/2017: Signed a four-year contract. 2017-2020: Under Contract, 2021: Club Option, 2022: Free Agent
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4.43
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36.0"
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125.0"
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6.92
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6' 3"
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225 lbs.
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Prospects Comments
NFL Analysis: Just watch a few plays of Engram's 2016 Ole Miss tape and the name Jordan Reed immediately springs to mind. Much like Washington's tight end, Engram looks smooth and easy in his routes. His athleticism offers matchup issues, though Engram has a tendency to play smaller than his size. It's hard to imagine Engram on the field outside of passing situations since he doesn't offer much as a blocker. Yet he does have the skillset to be an impact player fairly early in his career and will be a popular option in drafts of all formats.
DRAFT ANALYSIS: "He's a matchup nightmare. He can block on the perimeter. He'll be an immediate impact player. His skill set is closer to Mike Evans. He runs routes like a wide receiver. I don't care what you call him. Eli (Manning) is gonna say 'Wow, I love this kid.'" -- Mike Mayock
#37
Draft Profile:
* indicates bowl stats included
FFL89 Pick
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LA Warlords
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Rd.
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2
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16
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