Jaguars Tight End Evan Engram Out for Season Following Shoulder Surgery

The veteran tight end will miss the remainder of the season due to a torn labrum, adding to Jacksonville's mounting injury woes.

Evan Engram, 30, sustained a torn labrum during the Jaguars' Week 14 win over the Titans and will undergo season-ending surgery.
This is Engram's second significant injury of the season, following a four-game absence earlier due to a hamstring issue.
Engram, a two-time Pro Bowl tight end, recorded 47 receptions for 365 yards and one touchdown in nine games this season, a sharp decline from his career-best performance in 2023.
The Jaguars, now 3-10 and eliminated from playoff contention, will rely on second-year tight end Brenton Strange and others to fill the gap left by Engram.
Engram's injury compounds Jacksonville's struggles, as key players including quarterback Trevor Lawrence and wide receiver Christian Kirk are also sidelined for the season.