Evan Engram will begin as just another tight end in the Giants' offense

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Evan Engram may run fast and give off the appearance of a big wide receiver, but looks can be deceiving. He’s being treated by the New York Giants (for the time being) as a tight end.

It’s as if he’s Larry Donnell, Will Tye, Matt LaCosse or Jerell Adams of the past few years. Engram will learn and play the “Y”, the traditional tight end position in the Giants’ West Coast offense, like the rest of them, no matter his speed (4.42) or size (234 pounds). He’ll also learn and play the flexible “U” which moves him around when they have two tight ends on the field.

Evan Engram gives the Giants a threat deep down the middle of the field who can provide some…