Mike Evans Cleared to Play for Buccaneers Against Ravens in Monday Night Football

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans is set to play in the team’s Monday Night Football matchup against the Baltimore Ravens, despite dealing with a hamstring injury. Evans has been removed from the injury report, indicating he is good to go for the game.

The Buccaneers will need Evans to make a significant impact, as the Ravens have won four straight games and are favored on the road. Both teams are among the top three in the NFL in scoring this season. In his last game, Evans was limited to just two catches, but he has accumulated 25 receptions for 310 yards and five touchdowns in six games this season.

Evans’ participation is crucial, especially given the Ravens’ vulnerability through the air. Baltimore has allowed the third-most passing yards and the fifth-most passing touchdowns so far this season. This makes Evans a promising pick to find the end zone, having done so in three of his six games in 2024.

After playing only 57 percent of the snaps in Week 6, Evans is expected to return to a normal workload in Week 7. His prop betting lines include 4.5 receptions (Over -102/Under -128) and 56.5 receiving yards (Over -113/Under -113), with an anytime touchdown odds of +115.