Evans logged 5 receptions for 56 yards, delivering several pivotal catches as Mayfield connected across multiple drives. His chemistry with Mayfield remained a stable pillar for Tampa Bay’s passing attack.

Evans logged five catches for 56 yards as TB’s primary target, contributing steady fantasy-friendly volume. While not unveiling explosive numbers, his role as a trusted outside target remains a solid weekly floor in a diversified Tampa Bay passing attack.

Evans’ targets could be influenced by the altered rhythm and increased TE blocking, impacting fantasy upside in this matchup.

Evans remains Mayfield’s primary vertical option, especially with Godwin out. Expect contested catches and big-play opportunities, but note that a spread-based game plan could limit volume if the game stays close and the Buccaneers lean on the run game.

Evans operated as a decoy in Week 1; his involvement should rebound if the Bucs open the passing game, though this hinges on Mayfield's rhythm and the protection front.