Buccaneers Concerned About Evans Injury with Dean Ruled Out Against Ravens

Saturday, October 19th, 2024

The availability of Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Pro Bowl wide receiver Mike Evans for the Monday night game against the Baltimore Ravens is uncertain due to a hamstring injury.

Evans did not attend practices on Thursday and Friday, but he did participate on Saturday. Coach Todd Bowles mentioned that Evans has been dealing with this injury since the game last week.

Although starting center Graham Barton was limited in practice, he is anticipated to play. Trey Palmer, a second-year wide receiver who was out for the last two games with a concussion, has been approved to play in Monday's game.

Jamel Dean, starting cornerback, will not participate due to a hamstring injury. Rookie cornerback Tyrek Funderburk and second-year cornerback Josh Hayes will cover for him.

Additionally, wide receiver Kameron Johnson is sidelined because of an ankle issue, and tight end Payne Durham will miss the game due to a calf injury.

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