The Tampa Bay Buccaneers came up short in Week 12, along with the rest of the division, and now they sit at 5-6, but somehow have a lead in the NFC South, and if they want to make a playoff run in 2022, the offence needs to stay healthy.
When healthy, Tom Brady and this star studded cast of weapons can be fantastic, and in their Week 12 overtime loss to the Cleveland Browns, one of those massive weapons hit a career milestone, as Mike Evans registered enough catches to get himself to 10,000 career receiving yards. This ranks him No. 51 all time, sitting right behind Shannon Sharpe, and with the career that he's having, there's a very, very good chance that if he plays with a solid Quarterback for the next five seasons, he could make it into the top-10 of all time receiving yards.
Evans has over 1,000 yards every year of his career in the NFL, and at just 29-years of age, he's on pace to beat that mark once more, and while he's one of the most overlooked players in the NFL, this is yet another mark to show how impressive he's been early in his career, so congratulations to one of the best receivers in the entire league for an outstanding accomplishment.Mike Evans hits 10,000 career receiving yards with that catch. Just the sixth player to do so in his first nine NFL seasons.
— Greg Auman (@gregauman) November 27, 2022
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