Baker Mayfield Adjusts to Life Without Mike Evans

It's March 20th for the NFL.

Let's get into it.

Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are adjusting to life without star-wide receiver

Mike Evans.

After 12 seasons with the books, Evans signed with the San Francisco 49ers, passing up a

bigger offer from Tampa Bay to Chase the Super Bowl.

Shot.

Evans holds franchise records as the top-wide receiver and offensive player in team history.

He teamed up with Mayfield for two solid seasons, helping the quarterback revive his career

since joining in 2023.

The move hit hard for the team, fans, and Mayfield, who relied on Evans across the field.

General manager Jason Lyck confirmed they pushed hard to keep their icon, but Evans

chose a fresh start.

Earlier this week, Mayfield stayed busy at a pro-Am golf event ahead of the PGA Tour's

Valsbar Championship in Florida.

He played alongside Buccaneers legend Ronde Barber, former coach John Gruden, Governor

Ronde DeSantis, and pros Jordan Spieth and Billy Horshel.

Gruden later shared that Mayfield seemed confident despite the loss, predicting the Bucks

front office will bring in new receivers to fill the gap and keep the offense rolling

strong.