News broke on Monday that the Bucs had re-signed prolific receiver Mike Evans to a two-year, $52 million contract that would keep him in Tampa Bay for another couple of years and increase the ...

The new Evans deal and the franchise tag on Antoine Winfield Jr. have put the Bucs at 18th in the league in salary cap space. As it stands, Spotrac has Tampa Bay with $22,457,158 in cap space.

Looking to create additional cap space this season, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have restructured Mike Evans' contract for the second successive year. Per Joey Knight and Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay ...

Mike Evans Doubles Down on His Agent Setting the Contract Talks Deadline With the Bucs. ... Tampa Bay has $23.55 million in salary cap space for 2024 according to Spotrac’s projection, ...

Evans' current projected market value is set for $95.3 million over four years with an average annual salary of $23.8 million, according to Spotrac.

Spotrac projects him to warrant a four-year, $96 million deal. Here’s what cap expert Mike Ginnitti of Spotrac wrote about Evans : “Despite toppling the 30-year-old mark this past season, Mike ...

Buccaneers' Mike Evans set to hit free agency after reportedly not reaching a contract ... That means that money that was pushed out into future years would come due against the 2024 salary cap.

Mike Evans is testing the free agent market for the first time in his career. Evans is projected by Spotrac to land a $95 Million contract. Go to main menu. Go to search form.

Mike Evans has long said that he wants to finish his career in Tampa, and it looks like he might get his wish. The Buccaneers are working to retain Evans, who is slated to enter free agency next ...

Amid an early playoff exit and Tom Brady‘s retirement, Tampa Bay Buccaneers star wide receiver Mike Evans emerged as a trade possibility. Tampa Bay would receive a second-round draft or future ...

Mike Evans’ free agency is expected to be robust in an exploded NFL salary cap. While the bookies over at DraftKings still expect Evans to return to Tampa Bay, it’s not a lock.