Evan Engram Combine Results - 6'3 1/2" 234 pounds 33 1/2" arms 10" hands 4.42 40 yard dash 19 reps 36" vert 4.23 20 yd shuttle. Those are elite measurables by WR standards
Engram has played WR in HS but played TE / HB hybrid role at Ole Miss. He lined up at halfback and did lead blocking and pass protection, but when he lined up in the slot on passing downs was when he did the most damage to the defense
Engram has great quickness and speed for his size, and he is an accomplished route runner, setting the defender up for the move and then he has the great speed to gain easy separation.
So, now it's time for Engram to make the transition back to WR. Now instead of bulking up he will work on getting a tad leaner and possibly a bit quicker. His experience playing physical football will make for a smooth transition to pro ball if he is lined up outside. He is basically a bigger, faster version of Anquan Boldin
Evan Engram is not going to be a 2nd or 3rd round pick. He is going to be in the conversation a lot cliser to where the Bucs pick at no. 19 and I am hoping that if we go offense at all Engram is the player they choose
I can see a possible scenario where Jon Robinson (the Titans GM who was Licht's right hand man) and the Titans who pick 18th, will take the safety or DE Licht wanted and we will have to go offense. This could open the door for a player like Engram to be BPA when the Bucs pick
