Giants TE Evan Engram missed another day of practice Wednesday because of a calf injury, according to Zack Rosenblatt of NJ Advance Media.

Evan Engram and injuries are BFF's. To quote the Talking Heads, "Same as it ever was." Free agent addition Kyle Rudolph would get a rankings boost if Engram is out Week 1.

While the Giants decided against placing Engram on IR to start the season, there are still concerns of whether or not he will be ready for the season opener against the Denver Broncos. He has practicing on side field following injury (calf) in preseason finale.

Kyle Rudolph would be in line for a majority of the snaps at tight end if Engram were to miss or be on a snap count to start the season.

Still uncertainty with Evan Engram (calf) for Week 1, per Joe Judge.

Related players: Kyle Rudolph, Kaden Smith

The tweet went on to say there is some “gray area” on Engram and his calf. The team plans to see how Engram does this week. Rudolph is just coming off the PUP list after having foot surgery so there is also some uncertainty there. Smith is next up on the depth chart.

New York Giants tight end Evan Engram, who made it through his first season injury-free last year, suffered a calf injury in the second quarter of the Giants’ preseason finale against the New England Patriots.

Related players: Kyle Rudolph

Engram sat on the bench after limping off the field and was attended to by team trainers while holding his head in his hands, the story said. Newcomer Kyle Rudolph was supposed to add some firepower to the league’s 31st ranked scoring offense this season. Rudolph, who had off-season foot surgery, was just activated off the PUP list last week after passing his physical but was not active for the preseason finale.

Giants TE Evan Engram is questionable for Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns, according Dan Salomone of the New York Giants.

The Giants need Engram healthy to have a chance this week. Engram is a back-end TE1 this week.

The Giants did not put Evan Engram on the physically unable to perform list, a good sign he is fully or nearly fully recovered. He is taking part in the limited work allowed on the field and on Wednesday is expected to join his teammates for Phase 2 activities, which allow players to wear helmets and “approved protective shirts’’ for practice.

Engram said he feels great but wouldn't go into detail as far as what he'll be able to do in practice. Engram just needs to stay on the field and he'll be among the TE1 options most, if not every week. He played a career-low eight games last year and missed 14 of 48 games in three years with the Giants.