Mike Evans, WR for the Buccaneers, has a dicey future ahead. The 30-year-old has given 9 years to the team but faces a challenge ahead of  9 September 2023. One of the greatest WRs in the sport, he is widely considered to be next in line in the history of the NFL after the legendary Jerry Rice. His performance is immaculate no doubt, but his career remains to be seen.

The team captain of the Buccaneers also has an impressive record of four Pro Bowl appearances. Evans helped lead the team to a Super Bowl win in 2021. Time and time again, he has delivered for his team as well as for the fans. Additionally, it feels like the Buccaneers have given up on him after 9 seasons. So it doesn’t come as a shock why he seems so visibly upset in his recent press conference.

Mike Evans’ Future with the Buccaneers

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers haven’t signed Evans for the next year’s season yet. The WR announced through a press conference that he is giving the team a deadline of September 10 or else he will be forced to pursue a different team. He wants reassurance from the team that he devoted 9-years of his career to and will be unhappy if the deal doesn’t go through. As of today, September 9, 2023, Evans hasn’t received an extension on his contract that was initially signed in 2014.

Mike Evans said, “Ownership and management are going to do what they feel is best for the team and the team in the future, and I’m going to do what’s best for me and my future.” Thus making it clear that he will have to look out for himself if the Buccaneers don’t come through by tomorrow. There’s a very good probability that the fans might not see him don the number 13 red jersey in 2024.

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Evans’ performance as a Buc

Mike Evans has contributed a lot to the game with the Buccaneers. Additionally, he owns the NFL record for consecutive 1,000-yard receiving seasons to start a career. He has several records under his name during his time with the Bucs which, unfortunately, could come to an end soon. Apart from his major achievement, what sets Evans aside is his loyalty to the team which isn’t easy to come by.

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“It’s no secret that I want to be a Buc for life. It’s rare for players to stay, especially this day and age, to stay on a team for as long as I have. I want to just finish here.”- Mike Evans

While the clock draws near, it is highly probable that Evans will have to make the drastic change to a new team next year. Evans gave it all to the team but maybe it wasn’t enough in the end. Yet one thing’s for certain, he isn’t done with the sport by a long shot. Thus, wherever he ends up next year, he is sure to perform his best and help his team win regardless of wherever he chooses to be.

Will this be an end to Evans’ 9-year career with the Bucs? Or will they come through just in the nick of time? The world of the NFL watches closely as the WR’s future lies in the balance.

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