Evan Engram

He's getting hardly any playing time or passes thrown his way and is dealing with a back/calf problem. Trautman is getting most of the snaps, so sit him this week and only keep him if you need extra depth in a very large league; watch injury reports and snap counts before starting him again.

Start Engram if he’s active and practiced without limits — experts expect him to get plenty of passes and he faces a defense that was weak vs. tight ends. If he’s limited or not fully cleared, sit him and check the final injury and practice reports on Friday.

Put Engram in your lineup — he’s expected to be Denver’s main pass catcher and a go-to target for rookie QB Bo Nix. But Tennessee was tough on tight ends and Denver used them less last year, so watch early reports and have a backup ready if he isn’t getting many catches.

Draft him in middle-to-late rounds. He should get steady catches in Denver with a coach who likes using tight ends, so he’s a safe weekly play if healthy — just don’t spend an early pick because of his age and shoulder history.