World News – US – Report: New York Giants have no plans to trade Evan Engram on deadline

With November 3 trade deadline just a week away, New York Giants should be sellers Having already traded Markus Golden to the Arizona Cardinals for a sixth round pick, we expect others to be on the market as well

Early reports indicated that Evan Engram could be a possible trade piece, but it seems the giants are keen to keep his services and keep him as an asset for the attack

Problem, he’s hurt the team more than he’s helped them this season.In the past three years, Engram leads the NFL to tight final position with 21 drops He dropped two assists against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 7, one of which turned into an interception and the other saw Philly walk the field and win the game

These 2 games lost the game for the Giants… Can someone tell me what the similarity is? imageTwittercom / nlmv37RjT3

Considering the marginal value he brings to the offense, earning some sort of future interim capital could be beneficial – he’s entering his fifth year in 2021 Nonetheless, the Giants might see something we don’t see , and perhaps he will emerge as a key cog in the offensive yet, given his issues with catching football and tight tool mentality, his value seems to degrade with each passing game.

There has been some interest in Browns TE David Njoku and Giants TE Evan Engram, although neither team has plans to move either. Perhaps if they are blown away by a monster deal, but the two talented tight young ends plan to stay put

So far in the 2020 season, Engram has a putrid 519 overall rating, via PFF Although his pass blocking has been decent, he hasn’t been asked to do much in this category. is much more committed as a race blocker, averaging 371 years this season

Considering his disabilities and shortcomings in most categories, mining out any future value seems like the best bet If the Giants fail to move him by the deadline, they might be biting their butt

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