WR Mike Evans agree to terms on two-year, $52 million deal
Star wide receiver Mike Evans won't test the free-agent market after all.
The Buccaneers and Evans have agreed to a two-year, $52 million contract to keep the star wideout in Tampa Bay, NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo reported on Good Morning Football on Monday, per sources informed of the situation.
Ensuring Evans didn't reach the open market, where he could have been wooed by the highest bidder, is a big coup for Bucs general manager Jason Licht and his quest to keep much of the NFC South champions' roster together in 2024.
Buccaneers, Mike Evans agree to 2-year, $52M deal
Re: WR Mike Evans agree to terms on two-year, $52 million deal
Funny how Evans will hit free-agency turned into a contract in a hurry
Re: WR Mike Evans agree to terms on two-year, $52 million deal
Drafting WR just became even more important.
The cost is so great if you don't get the production from a rookie contract.
It also points out that you better draft one every year because they won't be around for long.
Re: WR Mike Evans agree to terms on two-year, $52 million deal
