Mike Evans May Return to Practice This Week, Says Todd Bowles
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are poised to enhance their offense as they potentially welcome back star wide receiver Mike Evans to practice this week. In a press conference on Monday, head coach Todd Bowles indicated there is a “possibility” that the Buccaneers will activate Evans’ 21-day practice window soon. This development comes after Evans was placed on injured reserve on October 22 due to a broken clavicle sustained during Week 7 against the Detroit Lions.
Mike Evans’ Injury and Season Overview
In his 12th NFL season, Evans has made a significant impact, catching 14 passes for 140 yards prior to his injury. This season presents a unique challenge for him, as it marks his first without reaching the milestone of 1,000 receiving yards throughout his career with Tampa Bay.
Buccaneers’ Current Offensive Challenges
The Buccaneers have faced several injuries affecting their offensive capabilities. Currently, they rank 17th in points scored and 21st in total yards. The team is looking to improve these numbers as they prepare for upcoming games.
Additional Injury Updates
- Second-year wide receiver Jalen McMillan is also expected to return to practice this week following a neck injury.
Upcoming Matchup
After breaking a three-game losing streak with a win against the Arizona Cardinals, the Buccaneers are set to host the New Orleans Saints in Week 14. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see how the return of key players like Evans and McMillan will affect the team’s performance moving forward.
