With the Tampa Bay Buccaneers clashing against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the preseason on Saturday, fans are wondering if star offensive players will be making an appearance.
There were discussions surrounding Tampa Bay Buccaneers' star wide receiver Mike Evans making his 2025 preseason debut against the Pittsburgh Steelers this weekend.
The Pittsburgh Steelers invest on the defensive side of the ball year after year. The team has had the highest-paid unit for several seasons, but fans have become frustrated because the group doesn't always live up to expectations.
Get ready, Buccaneers fans! The NFL season is just around the corner, and training camp is heating up. Former Super Bowl-winning coach Jon Gruden is arguably the most pumped for the new season.
It’s Day 13 of Buccaneers training camp, with the Bucs getting one more practice in Tampa Bay before they head to Pittsburgh in anticipation of joint practice with the Steelers.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans has once again been placed among the NFL’s best, earning the No. 44 spot on the 2025 NFL Top 100 list. Evans was ranked No.
Mike Evans so far is 12 for 12: 12 seasons in the league and 12 seasons with at least 1,000 yards catching. While most players begin to decline at that age, Evans still looked great last season, averaging 17.2 fantasy points a week.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans is a legend in the Bay Area, and his retirement plans are still uncertain as he approaches his 12th season in the NFL.
Wide receiver Mike Evans is already a legend in Tampa Bay, but it remains to be seen how much longer he plans to play in the league as he approaches his twelfth season in the NFL.
You blinked, and now Mike Evans is entering his 12th NFL season—all of which have been spent with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Evans has often flown under the radar, but when it's all said and done, his numbers will stack up with the all-time greats at the wide receiver position.
Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans will turn 32 this month and is heading into his 12th NFL season, but you'd never know that from seeing him on the practice field in training camp.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans is entering his 13th season in the league, where he is putting more touches on what has been a Hall-of-Fame career.
As players typically approach the 12-year mark in their careers, expectations of decline or reduced playing time often loom large. Not so with Buccaneers Wide Receiver Mike Evans, who continues to defy convention.
Bucs WR Mike Evans is excited about his 12th season in the NFL and has no plans of slowing down, even as he’s entering a mentorship role. “I’m getting up there in experience,” Evans said, via PFT.
One would imagine players heading into their twelfth season in the league will show a bit of fatigue or take the backseat so that younger players can take the spotlight.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield is going into his third season with wide receiver Mike Evans as his top target. The pair have been strong in their first two seasons together and the hope is that the good vibes continue going into Year 3.
Buccaneers star wide receiver Mike Evans shared his initial thoughts on rookie sensation Tez Johnson, who’s made a strong impression in training camp with his electrifying plays, defying concerns about his 5-foot-10, 154-pound frame.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are committed to keeping their star-studded offense intact, evident in their recent moves to retain quarterback Baker Mayfield, wide receivers Mike Evans, and Chris Godwin with lucrative contract extensions.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers don’t appear as a Super Bowl contender to football experts. However, don’t be surprised when it’s all said and done that Tampa Bay is playing in the biggest game in American sports.
Buccaneers WR Mike Evans will turn 32 next month and is entering the final year of his contract, but says he has not thought about how long he will continue playing beyond this season.
Bucs wide receiver Mike Evans has aged gracefully during his career in the NFL as he goes into his 12th season with history on the line. While Father Time is undefeated, Mike Evans has fought against it like Muhammad Ali or Anderson Silva in their prime with the title on the line.
According to Aaron Wilson, Buccaneers WR Mike Evans has restructured his contract. Assuming the team didn’t change anything else with Evans’ contract, a standard restructure would save Tampa Bay $15.3 million in cap space in 2025, per Over The Cap.
The 2025 Pro Bowl Games is a time for the NFL’s best players to enjoy the fruits of their labor throughout a long season. A time to relax and be with family and friends and play some flag football.
When you become the second player in NFL history to record over 1,000 receiving yards in 11 consecutive seasons, and earn a massive performance bonus in the process, there’s really only one place to celebrate, right?