Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans’ historic night turned bleak in the span of just two series. He dragged its centesimal occupation receiving landing With 10:27 left in the first quarter on the Buccaneers’ first possession, but through Tampa Bay’s third force, they were back in the end zone, albeit with a surprise.
Evans rose to the left back of the top zone on a deep ball from quarterback Baker Mayfield, and then, being tackled in the legs after the ball collided with his arms, dropped the ball and writhed in pain. , clutching his hamstring. The 31-year-old wide receiver did not practice Thursday or Friday due to a hamstring issue and practiced in a restricted version on Saturday. That same ailment led Tampa Bay to rule him out for the extra of the night against the Baltimore Ravens in Game 7. After his release, Mayfield concluded the forcing with an interception zone.
It appears that Evans initially sprained his hamstring on Monday in his only 100-pound touchdown, landing awkwardly with the soccer ball with one of his legs tucked under his upper body as it crashed into the outfield. . .
As fun as reigning NFL MVP Lamar Jackson’s prime-time home game against the Ravens is on “Monday Night Football,” the 11-year veteran probably should have played it in reserve and sat out the Present 7.
