Buccaneers’ Mike Evans’ Injury Update
Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans is helped off the field versus the Falcons/ Mike Ehrmann / Getty Images
Mike Evans went down down in week 17 in what looked like a scary injury. After breaking Randy Moss’ six straight 1,000 yard seasons, Evans hyper-extended his leg in the end zone, and all of Tampa Bay fell silent.
Well it seems as though the football gods have answered our prayers, here is the latest…
#GoBucs relieved the MRI on Mike Evans hyperextended left knee showed no structural damage to ligaments. They’re hopeful he can play next weekend in playoffs per @JayGlazer
— Rick Stroud (@NFLSTROUD) January 4, 2021
This is the best case scenario for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but the question remains, do you risk playing Evans against the NFC East winner?
Nothing in the playoffs is guaranteed, but this wide receiver core is stacked, and should be able to hold down the fort for one game.
Lets hope Evans can get close to 100% by next weekend, and the schedule makers gift the team with a Sunday contest.
This is a developing story, stay tuned to Bucsreport.com for further details.
