Bucs Passing Attack Ready to Roll Without Evans

0:00It's March 31st. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are stepping into the 2026 season without Mike Evans as their top receiver for the first time in 12 years. The future Hall of Famer bolted to the San Francisco 49ers on a 3-year 42-million-dollar deal, calling it a fresh challenge. The rest of the Bucks-Wire receiver groups stay solid with Chris Gawin Jr., Emeka Agbuca, and Jalen McMillan all locked in. Earlier this week at the NFL Owners Meeting in Phoenix, head coach Todd Bowles sounded pumped about the crew. Bowles highlighted Godwin's return to full health after two rough injury plague seasons that limited him to 83 catches and 900, 36 yards over 16 games. Before that, Godwin cranked out 3 straight thousand-yard campaigns as one of the league's steadiest targets. Meanwhile, rookie standouts like McMillan and Agbuca bring the fire. McMillan exploded late last year with nine grabs for 114 yards in week 17 after missing

1:05most of the season with a neck injury, echoing his strong, rookie finish with 24 catches, 316 yards, and 7 scores. Agbuca led the team with 938 yards, 63 receptions, and 6 touchdowns as a rookie, even snagging offensive rookie of. The month honors in September. With Godwin's vets smarts mixing with the young gun speed, plus second-year guy Tess Johnson stepping up after five touchdowns last season, the Bucks, passing attack looks prime to keep