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Mike Evans joining 49ers on $60 million deal

The Real Reason Why Buccaneers Lost Mike Evans to 49ers

Just a few hours into the 2026 NFL free agency period, the entire Tampa Bay Buccaneers' fanbase was sent to a very dark place.

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Buccaneers Dealt Concerning Mike Evans Update Amid NFL Free Agency

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Mike Evans signing with 49ers: Buccaneers franchise icon beginning new chapter in San Francisco

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Why Mike Evans' departure won't end the Buccaneers' run in the NFC South

Long-time wide receiver Mike Evans departed in free agency and signed a three-year deal worth up to $60.4 million with the San Francisco 49ers on Monday.

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49ers free agency tracker: Mike Evans is incoming, Trent Williams could be traded

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NFL Insider shares update on Mike Evans’ potential free agency move

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49ers bolster receiving group by agreeing to a 3-year deal with Mike Evans, AP source says

A person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press that the sides came to the agreement to bring the 32-year-old Evans to San Francisco on Monday.

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Texas A&M legend Mike Evans signs with 49ers in free agency

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Longtime Bucs star Mike Evans reportedly agrees to 3-year contract with 49ers

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Buccaneers Linked to Weapon Who Could Help Replace Mike Evans

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers entered the NFL free agency negotiating window with high hopes of bringing back longtime star wide receiver Mike Evans. While there was still optimism within the organization that a deal could get done, their dreams were dashed.

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Mike Evans’ agent issues lengthy statement on Buccaneers departure

Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans issued a lengthy statement about his departure to the 49ers.

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Mike Evans can move on, Tampa Bay won't

Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver and franchise record-holder Mike Evans is reportedly leaving Tampa Bay for the San Francisco 49ers. Adam Slivon, Bucs beat writer with the Pewter Report joins FOX 35's Johnny Jackson to discuss Evans' legacy in and outside of Raymond James,