Mike Evans

There may be no fantasy wide receiver who's continually undervalued more than Mike Evans. He's now turned in at least 1,000 yards in seven straight seasons with a handful of different quarterbacks, and has scored at least eight touchdowns in five of them. The reason he can't be considered in the elite tier is due to the number of mouths to feed in the Bucs offense. Think about it this way: Despite Chris Godwin being hurt for a while and Antonio Brown not joining the team until mid-season, Evans finished with just 109 targets. He's one of the better WR2's to have in fantasy, but he doesn't come with top-five upside unless there are injuries to those around him.

Mike Evans makes 31-yard reception in Super Bowl LV win vs. Chiefs

Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Mike Evans caught his lone target for 31 yards in a 31-9 victory against the Kansas City Chiefs during Super Bowl LV on Sunday.

Fantasy Impact

Evans was quiet for most of the night but managed to haul in a 31-yard reception early in the second quarter of Super Bowl LV. The talented wideout was hampered by injuries and low target volume in 2020 but was one of Brady's favorite red zone targets, racking up multiple one and two-yard touchdown receptions throughout the regular season. Despite a disappointing season overall, fantasy managers should expect to find Evans available between the 3rd and 4th rounds of 2021 redraft leagues due to his large frame and great hands equating to elite red zone efficiency.