Just when you thought the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ offense was running on fumes and goodwill, the cavalry is officially on its way. In a move that has Bucs fans breathing a collective sigh of relief, the team has activated star Wide Receiver Mike Evans and promising young Wide Receiver Jalen McMillan from injured reserve.
Tampa Bay wide receivers Mike Evans and Jalen McMillan were activated from injured reserve on Wednesday and listed as questionable to play Thursday night against the visiting Atlanta Falcons.
It looks like help is on the way for the Bucs once again. This iteration of it comes from wide receivers Mike Evans and Jalen McMillan. The Bucs announced on Wednesday that they have activated Evans and McMillan from injured reserve just one day before their Thursday night home game.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have struggled with the injury bug all season long, and it bit them in the behind once again in their loss to the New Orleans Saints in Week 14.
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The Buccaneers have been shorthanded at wide receiver all season, with Jalen McMillan going down during preseason play. Mike Evans and Chris Godwin have also missed significant chunks of the year, but Tampa Bay may finally have its deep wideout arsenal back in Week 15.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced they have activated WR Mike Evans and WR Jalen McMillan from injured reserve. That clears the way for both to make their return from injury tomorrow night against the Falcons.
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