Dear reader: They did it anyway. Without even counting their re-signings, the Broncos are planning to commit around $106 million in non-guaranteed, total contract value between key signings Evan Engram, Dre Greenlaw and Talanoa Hufanga.

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

The two-time Pro Bowler is a season removed from a career-high 114 receptions and gives Denver a new dimension on offense.

The Denver Broncos have reached a deal with tight end Evan Engram, according to ESPN. Adam Schefter broke the news on Wednesday afternoon. 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.

In Denver, Payton will now fill the role with ex- Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Engram Engram. After visiting the Broncos on Monday and the Los Angeles Chargers on Tuesday, Engram agreed to a two-year deal with Denver on Wednesday, his agent Mike McCartney announced.

The Broncos are starting to build a scary roster that could challenge the Chiefs for the top of the AFC West. If they continue to build out the offense, Bo Nix and Co could become a scary offense, with Engram being a big part of that.

The Denver Broncos have made aggressive in free agency, and Evan Engram's signing drew a strong reaction from a franchise legend.

The Denver Broncos' tight end room got a major boost on Wednesday when the team agreed to terms on a two-year, $23 million deal with veteran Evan Engram. Engram instantly jumps to No. 1 on the team's depth chart as the team's best receiving threat at the position (by a wide margin).

The Denver Broncos reached a two-year deal with two-time Pro Bowl tight end Evan Engram, according to reports on Wednesday. The contract is worth $23 million, including $16.5 million guaranteed.

Less than a week after the Jacksonville Jaguars informed him of his release, veteran tight end Evan Engram has found a new home. Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, Engram is signing a two-year, $23 million contract with the Denver Broncos with a reported $16.

The Broncos agreed to terms on three-year deals with San Francisco 49ers pending free agent linebacker Dre Greenlaw and safety Talanoa Hufanga on Monday, patching up arguably the only two weaknesses on the defense last season.