The Denver Broncos are reportedly interested in acquiring Kyle Pitts, a second-team All-Pro tight end from the Atlanta Falcons, as a potential replacement for Evan Engram. Engram had a lackluster season, catching just 50 passes for 461 yards and one touchdown. In contrast, Pitts had a standout year, amassing 928 receiving yards and five touchdowns on 88 receptions in 2025, despite inconsistent quarterback play. This performance followed his rookie year, where he recorded 1,026 yards and one touchdown. Broncos head coach Sean Payton is seen as a key figure who could unlock Pitts' full potential in the team's offense. The Broncos have shown a willingness to make trades, and acquiring Pitts could significantly enhance their offensive capabilities, particularly in the red zone, where they have struggled.