Summary
Mike Evans, a wide receiver for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, might return to practice soon after a clavicle injury. The team could let him start practicing this week, and if he responds well, he may play in future games. The Buccaneers are competing for playoffs and are closely followed by the Carolina Panthers.
Key Facts
- Mike Evans is a wide receiver for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
- Evans missed games earlier due to a hamstring strain and then suffered a fractured clavicle.
- He was placed on injured reserve on October 22 and initially expected to miss most of the season.
- The team might open a 21-day practice window for Evans this week, allowing him to potentially rejoin games if he passes medical checks.
- Rookie Emeka Egbuka has stepped up in Evans’ absence, achieving 791 receiving yards and six touchdowns.
- The Buccaneers are currently 7-5 and lead the NFC South division but face competition from the Carolina Panthers.
- If Evans practices successfully, he could return for the game against the New Orleans Saints on December 7.
