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In April, Jaguars General Manager Trent Baalke expressed optimism at getting tight end Evan Engram under contract long term. But as the Monday deadline approaches for franchised-tagged players to sign a long-term deal, there are no signs the sides are closing in on one.
Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports reports that a long-term deal for Engram is "up in the air."
They may get a deal done. They might not get a deal done.
Stay tuned.
If they don't get a long-term deal completed by Monday, Engram would get $11.3 million on the franchise tag for 2023. He has not signed the tag.
Engram signed with the Jaguars in free agency in 2022 and had a career year with 73 catches for 766 receiving yards and four touchdowns.
Two tight ends who received the tag in 2022 — Mike Gesicki and Dalton Schultz — didn't get the contracts they sought in free agency this spring. Gesicki signed a one-year, $4.5 million deal worth up to $9 million through incentives, and Schultz received a one-year, $6.25 contract with an additional $3 million in incentives from the Texans.
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Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports reports that a long-term deal for Engram is "up in the air."
They may get a deal done. They might not get a deal done.
Stay tuned.
If they don't get a long-term deal completed by Monday, Engram would get $11.3 million on the franchise tag for 2023. He has not signed the tag.
Engram signed with the Jaguars in free agency in 2022 and had a career year with 73 catches for 766 receiving yards and four touchdowns.
Two tight ends who received the tag in 2022 — Mike Gesicki and Dalton Schultz — didn't get the contracts they sought in free agency this spring. Gesicki signed a one-year, $4.5 million deal worth up to $9 million through incentives, and Schultz received a one-year, $6.25 contract with an additional $3 million in incentives from the Texans.
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