Mike Evans Leaves Buccaneers for 49ers

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Veteran Wider-Cever Mike Evans has left the Tampa Bay

Buccaneers after 11 seasons to sign

with the San Francisco 49ers.

The future Hall of Famer inked a three-year deal worth $60 million.

Marking the end of a storied run in Tampa Bay where he set franchise.

Records.

Coach Todd Bowles shared a classy statement on the team's website,

wishing Evans well as he continues his Hall of Fame career.

This comes after months of speculation about Evans' testing free agency

and whether the Bucks would resign their star.

Teammates and analysts express mixed feelings.

Chris Godwin called the idea of Evans leaving weird after 12 years together.

Pundits like Mike Floreo and Chris Sims were shocked,

hailing it as the end of an era for Tampa Bay.

The move boosts the 49ers' offense, giving Brock Pertie a proven big target,

despite recent injuries.

Experts see a ramping up San Francisco's Super Bowl push in a loaded lineup.

Meanwhile, Buccaneers General Manager Jason Lickt had hoped to keep Evans

but left the door open.

Now Tampa Bay faces questions about rebuilding their receiving core,

heading into next season.

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