Mike Evans has mostly been an iron man throughout his Tampa Bay Buccaneers career, but he’s missed a few games in 2024, and the team has struggled without him, which is no surprise. Which is why Bucs fans are still waiting to see when he’ll return from ...

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are shorthanded at wide receiver, but it's looking like the return of one of their star players is going according to schedule. The Bu

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers may soon see the return of a key offensive weapon, as wide receiver Mike Evans shows promising signs of recovery from a hamstring injury that has sidelined him for the past few games.

There is not a precise date in which Evans is expected to return, however, it is worth noting that Tampa Bay decided against placing the veteran wide receiver on injured reserve. If the team had, it would have kept him out for four games, and Evans would have been unable to return until Week 13 against the Panthers.

Tampa Bay will be without their prolific wide receiver, which didn’t matter much against the Atlanta Falcons last week when they lost 31-26.

Both Godwin and Evans suffered injuries in the team's 41-31 loss at the hands of the Baltimore Ravens in Week 7. Godwin suffered a dislocated ankle, which is expected to hold him out for the rest of the season, while Evans picked up a hamstring injury, with Week 12 being labeled as a potential return date for the talented wideout.

Discussing what he's seen from Otton over the past few weeks and how his game has progressed on the field, Todd Bowles credited his third-year tight end for putting in work as a route runner, as his quick maneuvering has made Mayfield's life a whole lot easier after the snap.

For the second straight week, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be without star receiver Mike Evans due to a hamstring injury. He’s been ruled out on the team’s inj