Mike Evans Leaves Buccaneers for 49ers

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Subscribe and stay game-ready. Mike Evans, the 32-year-old wide receiver,

has left the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after 12 seasons to sign a three-year deal with the San.

Francisco 49ers in the 2026 NFL Free Agency. Buccaneers General Manager Jason Lyckto

spoke publicly about the move for the first time on March 18th. He revealed that Tampa Bay had offered

more money than San Francisco, but respected Evans' choice to start a new chapter.

Evans holds every major franchise receiving record for the Buccaneers,

including 866 catches, 13,052 yards, and 108 touchdowns. He earned six pro bull nods and helped win

Super Bowl 55. Tampa Bay now looks to Chris Godwin as the top receiver, with young talents

Amica Egbuca, Jalen McMillan, and Tess Johnson stepping up. Meanwhile, in San Francisco,

Evans joins Brock Perdi's offense alongside Rookie Rickey-Pier saw to fill gaps left by departing

players. Lyckto wishes him well in his next phase. The Daily News Now is powered by a sponsor,

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