Mike Evans, the future Hall of Fame receiver, is on the mend and could make a comeback on Monday night. After a full day of practice on Saturday, Evans is listed as questionable for the crucial game against the Lions. This is a significant development, as Evans has been out with a hamstring injury since Week 3, missing three consecutive games. With only 140 receiving yards so far this season and 11 games left in the regular season, Evans is in a race against time to reach his 12th 1,000-yard season. It's a challenging feat, as he has never had fewer than 1,000 receiving yards in any of his NFL seasons. The Buccaneers' injury report also includes other key players like receiver Chris Godwin (fibula), running back Bucky Irving (foot/shoulder), guard Luke Haggard (shoulder), and running back Josh Williams (concussion). Additionally, linebacker Lavonte David (knee/rib) and quarterback Teddy Bridgewater are also questionable, with Bridgewater's illness being a recent concern. The team's depth chart is in flux, and the outcome of the game could be influenced by the availability of these players.
