Though they have had success at times throughout their history, the list of Tampa Bay Buccaneers legends isn’t very long.
It is noteworthy that Mike Evans has already made his place in this list.
The wide receiver has a strong claim to being the best wideout in franchise history.
That’s why one fan didn’t hesitate to get his autograph tattooed on his leg (via Tampa Bay Buccaneers ).
🐐 An autograph tattoo from@mikeevans13_ This fan’s longtime dream has come true 👏 pic.twitter.com/J8Bgh5sM0a
— Tampa Bay Buccaneers (@Buccaneers) September 5, 2024
When asked about it, he explained that Evans is one of the best players in the franchise and has sacrificed a lot to be in that position throughout his career.
There was some speculation this offseason about Evans’ future with the organization.
Fortunately for everyone involved, it didn’t take long before the franchise treated its star wide receiver right and got him the contract he was looking for.
Evans has been in the book club since he came into the league and has been with them through thick and thin.
Despite the mostly subpar state of quarterback stats, aside from the Tom Brady years, he still managed to put up big numbers, and he was the team’s primary pass-catcher in their last Super Bowl win.
Evans is one of the most underrated players of his generation and one of the best wide receivers of all time.
And if he stays with the Bucs for his entire career as expected, he’ll set a very high bar for other wide receivers who want to go out there and challenge his status as the best pass-catcher in franchise history.
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