Tampa Bay Buccaners Wr Mike Evans named 2025 Pro Bowl

Mike Evans goes to his sixth career -Pro -Bowl and continues to burn his resume in Hall of Fame.

On Monday, the NFL announced that Evans will replace the Ceedee lamb of the Dallas Cowboys on the NFC squad for the 2025 Pro Bowl games. Lamb cannot participate due to injuries. Evans joins two teammates from Tampa Bay Buccaners, who attacked Tristan Wirfs and the defensive Lineman Vita VEA, both of which were referred to as Pro Bowl selection on January 2.

Evans’ Six Pro Bowl selection binds him the most with the Bucs legend Mike Alstott by an offensive player in the franchise story. Only Hall of Fame defender Derrick Brooks (11) and Warren Sapp (seven) have more. Evans was chosen in the Pro Bowl in five of the last seven seasons.

Evans’ All-Star nicken comes after he has written the NFL story again and is only the second player in NFL history, who achieves at least 1,000 reception furniture in 11 seasons in a row. He started Hall of Famer Jerry Rice on this abbreviated list, and at 14 only Rice has a total of more such seasons. Although Evans lacked three games and most fourth due to a thigh injury, Evans caught 74 passes for 1,004 yards and 11 touchdowns.

Evans has accumulated 836 receptions for 12,864 yards and 105 touchdowns in 11 NFL games. His 105 touchdown receptions are ninth in the history of the league and he has reached double -digit digits in this category in six of his 11 NFL campaigns.

The 2025 Pro Bowl games take place from January 30th to February 2 in Orlando, Florida, and summit in a flag football game.