Forty-Niners Add Mike Evans, Vederian Lowe

0:00From NFL coverage, this is your March 10th update. The San Francisco 49ers are reportedly adding veteran-wide receiver Mike Evans to their offense on a three-year deal. Evans, a former seventh overall pick in the 2014 draft, racked up over 1,000 receiving yards in each of his first 11 seasons. He scored double-digit touchdowns in six of 12 years and leased the league with 27 touchdown catches on tight window throws over the grounds over the preo, past decade. The contract lips bigger on paper, but is structured to ease the 49er salary cap hit, making it a low-risk move despite Evans' turning. 32, and dealing with injuries last year, he played just eight games for Tampa Bay, catching 30 passes for 368 yards and three scores after hamstring and collarbone. Issues. Evans gives quarterback Brock Perty a towering six-foot-five red zone threat, potentially easing the load on Juan Jennings. His agent says Evans craves a new challenge and another Super Bowl run in a defense-testing

1:02system. Fans see it as a smart boost for an already potent attack. Meanwhile, with left tackle Trent Williams in contract talks in holding leverage, the 49ers signed Viderian Low as depth. The 27-year-old started 13 games at left tackle for New England last season after bouncing for Minnesota. Low-bring solid pass blocking and experience a mid-uncertainty at the position. The team also earned three-fourth-round compensatory picks for the 2026 draft at picks 133, 100, 38, and 139, giving more ammo for future builds. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. You know what is better than earbuds in bed? No earbuds at all. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com