The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have ruled out star receiver Mike Evans in Week 10 against the San Francisco 49ers, but there is optimism that he’ll be able to return

Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans said it has been difficult being sidelined as Tampa Bay has dropped three straight games, including an overtime loss at Kansas City on Monday night. Speaking for the first time publicly since suffering a hamstring injury in Week 7,

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans has set a target date for his injury return. Jenna Laine of ESPN reported that the 31-year-old is hoping

The Bucs lost their Week 10 matchup 23-20, but they're likely more worried about tackle Tristan Wirfs, who suffered a knee injury and had to leave the game midway through the cont

Mike Evans’ injury has cast doubt on his potential return against the San Francisco 49ers, as the star receiver has missed several weeks on the sidelines. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have struggled in his absence,

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.

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

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.

On Friday, receiver Mike Evans (hamstring) was ruled out. In addition, five Buccaneers were listed as questionable including safety Jordan Whitehead (quad), nose tackle Greg Gaines (calf), safety Tykee Smith (knee), receiver Jalen McMillan (hamstring) and long snapper Evan Deckers (hamstring).

Evans was already dealing with a hamstring ailment when he entered the Bucs’ Week 7 contest against the Ravens, and he aggravated it during the game.