News about Mike Evans

Jon Runyan Jr., a Green Bay guard, has spoken out in favor of his NFL executive father, who was banned from playing before Sunday's Packers-Buccaneers match. In last Sunday's victory over the New Orleans Saints, Runyan Sr., who is in charge of the NFL's rules and policy, suspended Evans for his on-field brawl. Evans pleaded for the right to be appealed, but NFL appeals officer James Thrash upheld the ban. Both Thrash and Runyan Sr. played for the Philadelphia Eagles before, while the former senator served as a US congressman from New Jersey from 2011 to 2015. On Wednesday, Runyan Jr., the Packers' left guard, denied any conspiracy theories surrounding Evans' deposition, saying that his father was simply doing his job.'

Despite initial reports that the quarterback would have to work in veteran rest days every week, Tom Brady trained with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Wednesday. Following the Buccaneers' win in Week 1, it was announced that the three-time MVP would be on Wednesday as a veteran day for personal and recovery reasons. However, the 45-year-old's new schedule didn't last long as he reported for service at the Tampa Bay facilities on Wednesday.

Mike Evans of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will miss Week 3 with the Green Bay Packers after being suspended for one game for shooting Marshon Lattimore of the New Orleans Saints was upheld. The sentence for the fiery clash in the Buccaneers' 20-10 victory on Sunday was appealed, but the NFL was unconstitutional. When the Saints rival was banging trash to Tom Brady, Evans was suspended after he rushed and bowled over Saints corner Lattimore.

Mike Evans and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are now waiting for the outcome of his appealed suspension on pins and needles. On Tuesday afternoon, Evans, his employee, and the NFLPA filed a lawsuit demanding that his suspension be reversed. According to multiple reports the league is set to make a decision on Evans suspension on Wednesday

In the aftermath of the Saints-Buccaneers brawl, Tom Brady slammed the NFL's one-game suspension of star Tampa Bay receiver Mike Evans. When Saints defensive back Marshon Lattimore started yelling at Brady, the incident occurred after a third-down incompletion. Evans raced in before shaming Lattimore in a show of brutality. Evans will be suspended for a game on Monday, putting him out of the team's vital match against Green Bay on Sunday.

On Tuesday, Mike Evans' appeal of his one-game suspension from the NFL will be heard. After Sunday's 20-10 victory over the rival Saints in New Orleans, the Buccaneers wide receiver received a suspension by the league on Monday for his part in an on-field brawl. According to Adam Schefter, his appeal has now lasted to be heard on Tuesday. The NFL and NFLPA have both selected James Thrash to handle the appeal.

Cole Beasley, a free agent who has been unsigned since quarrelling with the NFL over its vaccine policy for much of last season, is reinforcing their depleted receiving corps. Beasley's handler has informed DailyMail.com that the Buccaneers will add Beasley to their practice squad, but that they intend to move him to the 53-man roster in the coming days. Mike Garafolo of NFL Network was the first to announce Beasley's purchase. The change definitely addresses a pressing need for Tampa Bay and quarterback Tom Brady. Mike Evans, a wideout for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has been suspended for one game after his on-field skirmish with New Orleans Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore on Sunday. In addition, Tampa Bay is also without free-agent Julio Jones, who missed Sunday's win over the Saints due to a knee injury.

During the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' 20-10 victory over New Orleans on Sunday, Tom Brady has admitted that frustration got the better of him. During a tense match between the NFC South rivals, the 45-year-old quarterback threw a tablet in rage. "I'm trying to make sure I don't throw my arm out when I throw it out," Brady jokingly said on his weekly Let's Go podcast. 'But I was really pissed yesterday,' he said.'

During Sunday's victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, receiver Mike Evans was suspended one game for his part in an on-field brawl. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network was the first to report the suspension. As Saints defensive back Marshon Lattimore began jawing at Bucs QB Tom Brady, the incident occurred after a third-down incompletion. Leonard Fournette, a running back for Tampa Bay, got into a shoving match with Lattimore before Evans joined the melee, leveling the veteran defensive back and meeting with a handful of other Saints players. Evans was banned from playing in 2017 after a collision on Lattimore.

After the on-field brawl that culminated in Mike Evans' s clash with Evans' Tampa Bay teammate Tom Brady, he has shared his side of the tale. Both Lattimore and Evans were chastised for their roles in the scuffling. After the two men exchanged terms, Lattimore smacked Brady and grounded him out at Lee Fournette, and Evans appeared out of nowhere to pull Lattimore to the ground, Lattimore screamed out at him. Evans appeared to say in the locker room afterward that the issues should be left on the track and that neither he nor his adversary, Lattimore, should face more punishment.

On Sunday afternoon, a close, heavyweight match between two NFC South rivals culminated in a shoving match. A brawl erupted in the fourth quarter of Tampa Bay's game against the New Orleans Saints, with Buccaneers receiver Mike Evans striking Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore, who knocked the latter to the ground. Both benches were banned for their roles in the war, but the two teams were forced to march on the field for a long time.

After starting the season off with a convincing 19-3 victory over the Dallas Cowboys, a triumphant Tom Brady has taken to social media to heap the praise on his Tampa Bay team. With the win, the 45-year-old began what is widely predicted to be his last NFL season, with a mediocre victory, finishing 18 of 27 passes for a touchdown and one insignificant interception. But Brady's all about his teammates, namely Mike Evans, Julio Jones, the Buccaneers defense, and Leonard Fournette, who were posted simply named 'W' in a video simply named 'W' that was posted on Monday morning.

Tom Brady's first game of his 23rd season as the Buccaneers led the Cowboys to a 19-3 victory. Brady finished 18-27 for 212 yards and a touchdown, and viewers were taken note of the 45-year-old's high success. Skip Bayless, a Fox Sports presenter who said Brady was "greater than ever," and former NFL tight end Clay Harbor were among those singing his praises.