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When Will Mike Evans Return? Bucs Open Practice Window for Injured Wide Receiver
The Buccaneers aim to strengthen their roster as Evans and McMillan near recovery from injuries during a critical playoff push, with Tampa Bay holding a 7-5 record.
- On Dec. 3, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers opened 21-day practice windows for Mike Evans and Jalen McMillan, starting an evaluation period until Dec. 24, Jonathan Jones and NFL Media report.
- Because McMillan and Evans recovered from neck and collarbone injuries, Tampa Bay opened 21-day practice windows to evaluate Mike Evans, Buccaneers star wide receiver, and Jalen McMillan, Buccaneers second-year wide receiver.
- One report said Evans is set to practice Wednesday, while Jonathan Jones cautioned they will `take some time getting back on the game field`; Evans could appear as limited on practice reports.
- With a half-game lead in the NFC South, Evans and McMillan's potential returns could boost Tampa Bay Buccaneers' bid to capture a fifth straight division title as SportsLine gives them an 85% chance to win the division and an 86% chance to make the playoffs.
- Despite the accelerated window, Coach Todd Bowles had said Evans would be out 'mostly toward the end of the year,' and Evans' streak of 11 straight 1,000-yard seasons will end in 2025, leaving him tied for the record.
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When will Mike Evans return? Bucs open practice window for injured wide receiver
Video above: Tampa Bay edges Arizona 20-17 in Week 13 | Bucs with Bowles TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) -- Tampa Bay Buccaneers player Mike Evans could return to the field in the coming weeks after missing several games due to injury. The Bucs announced Wednesday that the wide receiver's 21-day practice window has opened, meaning he [...]
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