Engram practices once again as Broncos continue Bengals prep

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Evan Engram practiced for a second-straight day as the Broncos held a full-pad session in advance of Monday night’s game agains the Cincinnati Bengals.

Engram returned to the field Thursday after sitting out all of last week’s work with a back issue. He was listed as a full participant.

INJURY NEWS BEYOND ENGRAM

The team had 100-percent participation from its 53-player roster and practice squad during each of the past two days.

That included defensive end John Franklin-Myers, who was the only player to be listed as limited on Thursday due to a hip issue. That did not keep him from taking part in Friday’s work.

Defensive lineman Malcolm Roach, who remains on injured reserve, worked out on a side field. He is eligible to return from injured reserve for Week 5 against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Those were tight end Nate Adkins (foot), edge rusher Nik Bonitto (wrist) and Alex Singleton (thumb).

All three were listed on last week’s injury report, as well, although Adkins was listed with an ankle issue. He made his 2025 regular-season debut against the Chargers last Sunday.

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