Best Podcast Episodes About Mike Evans
Everything podcasters are saying about Mike Evans — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Mar 31, 2026 – 21 episodes
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“… of those flutters that you can't control yeah and uh and i was just like what is going on like this is not even that bad it was bad like Like, Ty Evans had cowboy boots on that day, and he chose not to go down because he had, like, slick cowboy boots. And the consequences of falling were high. I mean, like, it was just almost straight down in several spots in snow. And, no, I had my buddy Justin carry my gun. He could tell I was kind of wigged down. I was like, sorry, man. Well, you had a pretty harrowing situation with your mountain gun. Yeah, well, that's what I know is part of it. Me and …”
“… down with us and it was not that big of a deal like there were parts where we had to slide right and there were there was always hand holds but i was i just i was trying to just be vulnerable and honest it it just kind of fluttered my heart like one of those flutters that you can't control yeah and uh and i was just like what is going on like this is not even that bad it was bad like Like, Ty Evans had cowboy boots on that day, and he chose not to go down because he had, like, slick cowboy boots. And the consequences of falling were high. I mean, like, it was just almost straight down in several spots in snow. And, no, I had my buddy Justin carry my gun. He could tell I was kind of wigged down. I was like, sorry, man. Well, you had a pretty harrowing situation with your mountain gun. Yeah, well, that's what I know is part of it. Me and Dirt Myth were hanging on the side of the cliff for two hours retrieving that goat. Okay, the moment you've been waiting for. Okay. about conservation. These cats are, I mean, they're carnivores, 100% living off meat, and they follow these elk herds. And what's kind of interesting being here in Utah is that they really liberalize the lion hunting. …”
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Mountain lion hunting in Utah is now unrestricted, with no quotas and a year-round season, raising concerns among hunters about conservation. While lion populations are managed to protect declining mule deer, hunters argue this liberal approach may not be the best for ecological balance. The discussion reveals the complexities of wildlife management and the impact of human activity on deer populations.
“… Mayfield was really candid this week. He said he's frustrated with where this team is at, understandably. Tristan Wirth told me that both Baker and Mike Evans addressed the team this week. And Wirth said that the message to the guys was like, this is it. These are the last guaranteed days we have together. Saturday is our last guaranteed day. We better go do something with it. And Wirth admittedly has been really spoiled. The All-Pro showed up as a rookie and the Bucs had that long playoff drought. His rookie year, they went to the Super Bowl. He's been to the playoffs every year since. That is now …”
“… beat the Panthers because it has been a struggle. They have dropped four straight. They have dropped seven of their last eight. And most guys say at this point in the season, it's about the process. It's about having a short-term memory. But Baker Mayfield was really candid this week. He said he's frustrated with where this team is at, understandably. Tristan Wirth told me that both Baker and Mike Evans addressed the team this week. And Wirth said that the message to the guys was like, this is it. These are the last guaranteed days we have together. Saturday is our last guaranteed day. We better go do something with it. And Wirth admittedly has been really spoiled. The All-Pro showed up as a rookie and the Bucs had that long playoff drought. His rookie year, they went to the Super Bowl. He's been to the playoffs every year since. That is now in jeopardy. Bryce Young, very much the younger quarterback, talks about the process. And if they can win on Saturday, this will be the Panthers' first trip back to the playoffs since 2017, first division title since 2015. Their leading tackler, Christian Roseboom, told me motivation on the Panthers' side of things right now, Ian, at an all-time …”
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The segment highlights the critical playoff scenarios for the Buccaneers and Panthers, with the Bucs needing a win and help from the Falcons, while the Panthers aim for their first playoff appearance since 2017. Key players discussed include Baker Mayfield and Mike Evans, with emphasis on their playoff hopes and potential farewell to the franchise.
“… you play basketball? Check out Game Recognized Game with Stewie and Miles on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Mike Evans spoke on why money was not the biggest factor in his decision to sign with the 49ers. It was just about football, something that I can be excited about. Every time I come to Levi's Stadium and see how the crowd is, I see the energy that brings, and I see the rich history of the San Francisco 49ers. It just excites me. So I feel like I'm giving me a second chance of, excuse me, a second win in my career. And that's why I chose to come here. I …”
“… was like, hey, man, we got a call last night, man. You can't be rolling around the city like this the night before games, you know, doing this, doing whatever. And of course, family stories. And I'll be like, mommy, why did you miss that? Mommy, do you play basketball? Check out Game Recognized Game with Stewie and Miles on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Mike Evans spoke on why money was not the biggest factor in his decision to sign with the 49ers. It was just about football, something that I can be excited about. Every time I come to Levi's Stadium and see how the crowd is, I see the energy that brings, and I see the rich history of the San Francisco 49ers. It just excites me. So I feel like I'm giving me a second chance of, excuse me, a second win in my career. And that's why I chose to come here. I want to show that I still who people believe that I am and that I one of the best to ever do it I like what you think of Joe I like it I love it And the funny thing about it is you think about what Mike Evans did 11 years straight. He let 1000 yard seasons, right? He misses one this year due to injury. But where can he go where they throw in high …”
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Mike Evans reveals that his decision to sign with the San Francisco 49ers was driven by passion for football, not just money. Excited by the team's energy and history, he sees this as a fresh start in his career. With the 49ers' offensive strategy, he anticipates more opportunities to showcase his skills compared to his time in Tampa Bay.
“… been over, it's been almost two months, and we're still riding high. But I think we might have competition next year. Oh, we do? Another podcast? Mike Tomlin has hired media agents. He's not going away quietly. I didn't have Mike Tomlin as a guy we'd see on the set before any of these games. But it looks like things are lining up for the, you know, he doesn't even want to be retired at all. He wants to get right back to work. It's looking like Mike Tomlin might be trying to do our job. Maybe a little gap year for him as he waits one year before he probably takes another coaching job, as many …”
“… have some concerns before we get to the Denzel Ward interview. Oh, what's that? I'm worried. We're excited to keep this Cover Zero thing going. Our first year was so great. I mean, we're still, as I said, we're still talking about the Super Bowl. It's been over, it's been almost two months, and we're still riding high. But I think we might have competition next year. Oh, we do? Another podcast? Mike Tomlin has hired media agents. He's not going away quietly. I didn't have Mike Tomlin as a guy we'd see on the set before any of these games. But it looks like things are lining up for the, you know, he doesn't even want to be retired at all. He wants to get right back to work. It's looking like Mike Tomlin might be trying to do our job. Maybe a little gap year for him as he waits one year before he probably takes another coaching job, as many would expect. You think he's going to be making the circuit soon, doing the pregame shows and things like that? You know, I don't know that he's going to just push us out of the way and take over cover zero. But it is looking like things are lining up where Mike Tomlin will be part of all the big experience, the conversations before and after. I …”
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Levante David's retirement press conference brought tears as he recounted the sacrifices his parents made for his football journey. Growing up in Miami, he shared heartfelt memories of riding his dad's bike to practice when they had only one family car. This emotional farewell marks the end of an era for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, leaving a significant impact on the team and its fans.
“… were already saying Kamara. Kamara doesn't want to lead New Orleans, by the way. He said that. Yeah. I don't know. I don't think he stays a Saint. Mike Evans of the 49ers is pretty cool. That's cool. I mean, they needed a veteran presence there. I'd like him to win. I mean, I would like him to win, too. I mean, he's big, he's physical, he'll do it in the run game. He's unselfish. I mean, he's everything that you want a quality pro, and that's something that I think that they've been missing a little bit of. How much, hopefully he can stay healthy is really, because he's had the hamstring issues, and …”
“Travis, ATM with the Saints. Four years, $52 million. Yeah. At the recording of this, I've seen nothing with Kamara. Anybody? No. Any update? Because there's no way Kamara is staying there if they signed ATM like this. They were already saying Kamara. Kamara doesn't want to lead New Orleans, by the way. He said that. Yeah. I don't know. I don't think he stays a Saint. Mike Evans of the 49ers is pretty cool. That's cool. I mean, they needed a veteran presence there. I'd like him to win. I mean, I would like him to win, too. I mean, he's big, he's physical, he'll do it in the run game. He's unselfish. I mean, he's everything that you want a quality pro, and that's something that I think that they've been missing a little bit of. How much, hopefully he can stay healthy is really, because he's had the hamstring issues, and last year was his first year, and God knows how long, what, 12 seasons or something like that, that he didn't have over 1,000 yards, but that was due to injury. But that's a huge pickup for the 49ers. We have been known, I, I'll remove you from this. You've been known. Don't me, we. No, no, you don't want to. Okay, I don't want it. Never mind. …”
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In a hilarious twist, the hosts dive into the confusion surrounding NFL names, with a special focus on Mitch Trubisky's multiple team changes and his draft history. The banter about whether he prefers 'Mitch' or 'Mitchell' leads to a relatable discussion about how names can dictate the tone of a conversation, especially when your mom is yelling at you!
“… Minnesota Vikings. Other news from the NFL, the 49ers are signing free agent linebacker Dre Greenlaw to a one-year contract. New 49ers wide receiver Mike Evans had this to say earlier today on why he joined the 49ers after 12 years in Tampa. A team that always compete, even with the injuries last year. I think they went 13-4. I mean, I feel like they were one piece away, and I think that I'm that piece, and I look forward to coming here and proving that. There you go, Rich. Oh, man, I like that passion. Go Mike Evans! Atwell came to terms on a contract, and the Cincinnati Bengals signed defensive …”
“… while ago. The Minnesota Vikings just made it official. They have signed free agent quarterback Kyler Murray to a contract. Reports say it's a one-year deal. No words yet on the financial terms of the deal. But Kyler Murray is now a member of the Minnesota Vikings. Other news from the NFL, the 49ers are signing free agent linebacker Dre Greenlaw to a one-year contract. New 49ers wide receiver Mike Evans had this to say earlier today on why he joined the 49ers after 12 years in Tampa. A team that always compete, even with the injuries last year. I think they went 13-4. I mean, I feel like they were one piece away, and I think that I'm that piece, and I look forward to coming here and proving that. There you go, Rich. Oh, man, I like that passion. Go Mike Evans! Atwell came to terms on a contract, and the Cincinnati Bengals signed defensive lineman Jonathan Allen to a deal. The first round of the Players' Championship winding down. Right now, four players tied for the lead at five under par, including Sepp Straka and Sahith Tagala, who are currently on the course. Rory McIlroy on the course. He's playing through a back injury. He is two over par through 15 holes. Scotty Scheffler, five …”
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The Minnesota Vikings have officially signed free agent quarterback Kyler Murray to a one-year contract, marking a significant shift for the player. Meanwhile, Mike Evans explains his move to the 49ers, seeing himself as the missing piece for a team that nearly reached the playoffs last season. These moves could reshape the NFL landscape as teams gear up for the upcoming season.
“… Number one, you write that councils had to approve some money, obviously, for this. And I recall during the most recent mayoral campaign, Mayor Evans, running for re-election, defended the city's desire and willingness to spend some money to try to revitalize that block. He said downtown needs its beating heart back. And there used to be a lot there, and it's been moribund for a long time. So the city, at least a lot of the leadership, is committed, even if it's going to take some money. There's two things that I think I want you to address before you go. Number one, you've been inside some …”
“And so before I let Brian go, I want to hit a couple other points from his reporting. Number one, you write that councils had to approve some money, obviously, for this. And I recall during the most recent mayoral campaign, Mayor Evans, running for re-election, defended the city's desire and willingness to spend some money to try to revitalize that block. He said downtown needs its beating heart back. And there used to be a lot there, and it's been moribund for a long time. So the city, at least a lot of the leadership, is committed, even if it's going to take some money. There's two things that I think I want you to address before you go. Number one, you've been inside some of those buildings. They're not in the best shape. No. So some of the risk that you're talking about here is buildings that aren't in great shape, a lot of timely sort of repairs or change or tear down and cost associated Tell me a little bit about that And then the challenge is even when you get what you want here if you build it will they come I …”
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Rochester's downtown is set for a revival as city leaders invest in demolishing dilapidated buildings to create a vibrant pedestrian plaza. Mayor Evans emphasizes the need to restore the area's energy, despite challenges like deteriorating structures and uncertain foot traffic. The city's commitment to revitalization aims to breathe new life into a long-moribund block, betting on the return of visitors and businesses.
“… obviously be once you get down into Elite Eight offensively, only having two players that were efficient from the field and Boozer and goddamn Evans. You're going to need more. You're going to need more of your players to come in and contribute to the game because it's not going to be as easy as it was you guys in the second half when you played better teams. Oh, yeah, I agree with you, Ocho. Think about this. you know, uh, edge of four, the, the, the reason why, you know, we have, uh, uh, game changers game managers and people who can control the game is because when you look at Boozer you …”
“… it was crashing the boards and allowing your team another uh possession you know on the ball i mean duke did that uh first half obviously st john played well um but second half i mean it was due it was duke all day yeah i think gotta get in trouble obviously be once you get down into Elite Eight offensively, only having two players that were efficient from the field and Boozer and goddamn Evans. You're going to need more. You're going to need more of your players to come in and contribute to the game because it's not going to be as easy as it was you guys in the second half when you played better teams. Oh, yeah, I agree with you, Ocho. Think about this. you know, uh, edge of four, the, the, the reason why, you know, we have, uh, uh, game changers game managers and people who can control the game is because when you look at Boozer you know he started hey look he wasn getting it on the block What did he start to do He started bringing it up to court. He started playing point guard. He was at the top of the key. He was getting a pick and roll. Edge of Four can't do that. You know what I mean? That's not his game. So this is why I'm saying game changer. This is just being a …”
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Duke's Isaiah Evans was the game-changer in their comeback victory over St. John's, scoring crucial points whenever the opponent threatened to take the lead. Despite St. John's size advantage, Duke out-rebounded them by 13, showcasing their grit and determination. With standout performances from Evans and Boozer, Duke's resilience sets them up as a serious contender for the Elite 8.
“… agree more. You're going to be close with your prediction here. But, yeah, but I don't know. 7.5 for them. I had 7.5 for Tampa, who just lost Mike Evans. So they're 8.5. Don't agree with that at all. I don't know why. I mean, they looked like they could have 11 wins last year at some point, and then they just decided not to play football anymore Who was the running back they got Was it Gainwell Oh they did get Gainwell right I like that I thought Gainwell was a good... I was hoping the Pats would get him. I thought he was the best player in the Steelers' offense last year. Every time their …”
“… maniac. And that's who they lost their first-round pick to. So this was not, I'm going to say, not a strong two years. I thought it was the best coaching job out there just because of the division and how little is expected of the winner, right? Couldn't agree more. You're going to be close with your prediction here. But, yeah, but I don't know. 7.5 for them. I had 7.5 for Tampa, who just lost Mike Evans. So they're 8.5. Don't agree with that at all. I don't know why. I mean, they looked like they could have 11 wins last year at some point, and then they just decided not to play football anymore Who was the running back they got Was it Gainwell Oh they did get Gainwell right I like that I thought Gainwell was a good... I was hoping the Pats would get him. I thought he was the best player in the Steelers' offense last year. Every time their offense would fall apart, they would just throw him a screen and he'd go for 14 yards. He was good. Knocked three guys over. He scored a little bit. He was fine. That could complement Bucky Irving pretty well. Carolina, I also had 7.5. So the division winning Carolina Panthers are at 6.5. Oh! I would have had them at 7.5 too. Yeah, that's too low. I …”
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are facing uncertainty after losing key players, with their draft pick now crucial for rebuilding. Meanwhile, the Carolina Panthers are expected to perform better than their low 6.5 win prediction, bolstered by recent signings. Both teams are navigating a challenging division, making their draft strategies vital for future success.
“… versus father time because that is going to stack up. McCaffrey needs more blood. To siphon? Yes. Fresh meat? We need... He hasn't tapped in to Mike Evans yet. Yeah, yeah. Colts. Big move. One of the first ones of the day. Alec Pierce. Four deal million to stay in Indianapolis Imagine this deal two years ago Oh mama Like if we just said this is what going to happen in two years You know what I see in two years Alec Pierce getting 84 mil. Alec Pierce being the belle of the ball of the offseason. Yeah. Which, by the way, New England apparently offered him more money. And he ends up being the …”
“I think it might be his hamstring versus father time because that is going to stack up. McCaffrey needs more blood. To siphon? Yes. Fresh meat? We need... He hasn't tapped in to Mike Evans yet. Yeah, yeah. Colts. Big move. One of the first ones of the day. Alec Pierce. Four deal million to stay in Indianapolis Imagine this deal two years ago Oh mama Like if we just said this is what going to happen in two years You know what I see in two years Alec Pierce getting 84 mil. Alec Pierce being the belle of the ball of the offseason. Yeah. Which, by the way, New England apparently offered him more money. And he ends up being the highest paid free agent in history. The cap is through the roof now. It's $300 million, $308 million. dollars. Alec Pierce was objectively impressive on almost every snap he took last year. He earned the money, but the Colts immediately sent Michael Pittman out the door and Alec Pierce is truly their number one receiver. I mean, that is, that is a big …”
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Alec Pierce has officially become the Colts' number one receiver after Michael Pittman's surprising move to the Steelers. With a new contract worth $59 million, expectations are high for Pierce, who has shown impressive potential despite a limited target share last season. The Colts are betting on him to step up significantly in the upcoming year, reshaping their offensive strategy.
“Just wanted to vent a little bit. The Bucs fans are wearing all black today, obviously, with the loss of Mike Evans. and from the crew nation here, it seems that ever since hashtag Tommy walked out the door, the Bucs continue to revert back to their old pre-Brady ways. They continue to push all of their chips into Todd Bowles. They lose the Diamond in the Rough offensive coordinator in Liam Cohen. They let Mike Evans walk out the door this offseason when 12 months ago he was all about staying with the Bucs. I get that they've got a packed wide receiver room, …”
“Just wanted to vent a little bit. The Bucs fans are wearing all black today, obviously, with the loss of Mike Evans. and from the crew nation here, it seems that ever since hashtag Tommy walked out the door, the Bucs continue to revert back to their old pre-Brady ways. They continue to push all of their chips into Todd Bowles. They lose the Diamond in the Rough offensive coordinator in Liam Cohen. They let Mike Evans walk out the door this offseason when 12 months ago he was all about staying with the Bucs. I get that they've got a packed wide receiver room, but just continuing to bet on Todd Bowles after a collapse last year when the team was looking pretty good at the beginning of the season is extremely frustrating and starting to question the front office and the Glazers with some of their moves around free agency. Yeah, I get it. But I don't want Mike Evans three years, but 49ers were willing to …”
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The loss of Mike Evans has Bucs fans in mourning, and many are questioning the team's decisions post-Brady. With a packed wide receiver room and continued faith in Todd Bowles after last year's collapse, frustrations are mounting over the front office's free agency moves. Fans argue that letting a future Hall of Famer like Evans go is a critical mistake that could haunt the team.
“… him. I don't think they've upgraded so far. The Niners, you know, you're going to get a future Hall of Famer. and I kind of like the move. I think Mike Evans is a great... I think he's a good receiver now. He's been great. He's going to be a Hall of Famer. But that's an upgrade for them because they can get out from underneath the Brandon Ayuk contract. I get Kittle back healthy. And I give Brock Purdy some weapons here because that team was banged up last year. So the Niners and the Eagles have the same odds. I don't know what Philadelphia is going to do with A.J. Brown. Maybe he ends up with the …”
“… under contract with them. The Ravens, that's a big move for them. So they went all in. The Rams have gone all in. The Bills, they go to D.J. Moore. The Chiefs had a trade. Then they signed Kenneth Walker. The Packers, Rashawn Gary, they got rid of him. I don't think they've upgraded so far. The Niners, you know, you're going to get a future Hall of Famer. and I kind of like the move. I think Mike Evans is a great... I think he's a good receiver now. He's been great. He's going to be a Hall of Famer. But that's an upgrade for them because they can get out from underneath the Brandon Ayuk contract. I get Kittle back healthy. And I give Brock Purdy some weapons here because that team was banged up last year. So the Niners and the Eagles have the same odds. I don't know what Philadelphia is going to do with A.J. Brown. Maybe he ends up with the Chargers, which would improve their odds. And then the Lions. That window. We talk about it all the time. That window. And then all of a sudden, it starts to go in the other way. The opposite direction. Because it looked like Detroit was ready. They were armed and dangerous for a three- or four-year run. Yeah, Paulie. Two years ago in the playoffs, …”
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Kenneth Walker Jr.'s record-setting $15 million deal has shifted the NFL landscape, impacting team strategies and Super Bowl odds. As teams like the Rams and Chiefs make bold moves, the competition intensifies, particularly for the Lions, who face a narrowing championship window. With fresh signings and trades, the dynamics of the upcoming season are already heating up.
“… a very strong offer offer demonstrating how much they value him and everything he meant to the franchise In the end the decision came down to Mike wanting a new challenge and a fresh opportunity while still he feels he has a great deal left in his game Ocho what does this say I mean, he's been, he had an opportunity to leave elsewhere, and he stayed. Now, you do realize Tampa, Florida, doesn't have state taxes. California got the highest state taxes in the United States. so for him to say basically no matter what if the numbers are even I'm taking less money because they're going to take …”
“… take all the proper measure measurements to make sure you don't get hurt and it just happens. So, um, every agent isn't stressed about it was stressed. It wasn't about money. The Buccaneers were extremely aggressive in their pursuit pursuit and presented a very strong offer offer demonstrating how much they value him and everything he meant to the franchise In the end the decision came down to Mike wanting a new challenge and a fresh opportunity while still he feels he has a great deal left in his game Ocho what does this say I mean, he's been, he had an opportunity to leave elsewhere, and he stayed. Now, you do realize Tampa, Florida, doesn't have state taxes. California got the highest state taxes in the United States. so for him to say basically no matter what if the numbers are even I'm taking less money because they're going to take 13% 14% of your money so if you're making $5 million they're taking $7.50 off the real let alone the cost of living and what it costs to live in San Jose or whatever the case may be to be so what's going on with Mike why do you think he wanted to change the scene why do you think he wanted a fresh start considering he had spent so many years in …”
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Mike Evans opted to join the 49ers over the Buccaneers, despite Tampa's strong financial offer. He seeks a fresh start and the chance to thrive in Mike Shanahan's high-volume offense with a promising quarterback like Brock Purdy. This decision highlights his desire for a greater role and legacy-building opportunities.
“… in that whole 2000s. It's a fine line to walk for sure. In addition to Ken Walker, who I think will make any team that he goes with a lot better. Mike Evans I think is a really interesting one even how old he is now he's going to sign somewhere I mean look the Patriots might actually make a lot of sense for him I wish I knew he was going to play 17 straight games I know that's always a story you always feel like there's going to be five in the middle there that he's just gone yeah Debo Samuel David and Joku Dallas Goddard Khalil Mack I'm just naming big names that people will be like whoa oh yeah …”
“… we won the three and four years and then they traded Deion Branch to you I know. For first. And it cost us, literally cost us the Super Bowl because they were trying to say, oh, he's getting too expensive. And it was the biggest mistake Belichick made in that whole 2000s. It's a fine line to walk for sure. In addition to Ken Walker, who I think will make any team that he goes with a lot better. Mike Evans I think is a really interesting one even how old he is now he's going to sign somewhere I mean look the Patriots might actually make a lot of sense for him I wish I knew he was going to play 17 straight games I know that's always a story you always feel like there's going to be five in the middle there that he's just gone yeah Debo Samuel David and Joku Dallas Goddard Khalil Mack I'm just naming big names that people will be like whoa oh yeah he's on a new team Trey Hendrickson we mentioned Mika Fitzpatrick maybe AJ Brown if he gets traded. I'm just excited to see where all these guys go. Travis Etienne is another free agent out there that is kind of exciting. I thought pretty effective last year. I think Travis Etienne and Ken Walker are going to get decent deals for running backs …”
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Ken Walker, the standout running back for the Seattle Seahawks, may soon leave the team for a lucrative deal elsewhere, despite his pivotal role in their Super Bowl run. With other high-profile free agents also on the move, the Seahawks face tough decisions to keep their star player while managing their budget. This potential departure could change the dynamics of the team dramatically.
“… and talk about the hand, eye coordination that the wide receiver needs. I think that's very important as you get older, no matter how old you get. Mike Evans is still out here making plays. And you think about it, Mike Evans was not always the fastest wide receiver, but as far as his athletic ability and his hand-eye coordination, Jason just put it in his vicinity. So to answer your question, I still think I can still go out here and maybe get close to 10, 11 touchdowns a season. Would you be open to it? If a team called, is Randy answering the phone? Where I'm at right now as far as, you know, my, …”
“… Okay. So me just being able to go up and just use my hand, eye coordination and body control. And I think that's one of the biggest things. Cause I sit up and talk about, you got Moss every week. And I talk about the DB, not getting his hands around and talk about the hand, eye coordination that the wide receiver needs. I think that's very important as you get older, no matter how old you get. Mike Evans is still out here making plays. And you think about it, Mike Evans was not always the fastest wide receiver, but as far as his athletic ability and his hand-eye coordination, Jason just put it in his vicinity. So to answer your question, I still think I can still go out here and maybe get close to 10, 11 touchdowns a season. Would you be open to it? If a team called, is Randy answering the phone? Where I'm at right now as far as, you know, my, you know, happy, happily married, my kids are thriving and, you know, doing their things. I think for me, it would have to be the right call, the right team. Because the only thing I'm really missing right now is a Super Bowl ring. So if the right call and the right opportunity came and the team gave me an opportunity to come out there and just be …”
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Randy Moss shares a heartfelt reflection on his relationship with his late brother, expressing a longing for the bond he witnessed during a podcast. He admires the camaraderie between his friends, wishing for a similar connection with his brother, who passed away after a tumultuous relationship. This moment highlights the importance of familial love and connection, especially in the face of loss.
“… not important. It's just there's so much happening. I mentioned the Dolphins and Malik Willis and then Tua going to Atlanta on a one-year deal. Mike Evans is leaving Tampa. The 12-year vet signing a three-year deal with the 49ers. Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III is signing with the Chiefs. Travis Kelsey is back with the Chiefs for a 14th season. He has a contract that will pay him $12 million next season. Incentives could push it up to $15 million. Center Tyler Linderbaum is now the highest paid interior offensive lineman in NFL history. Raiders gave him a three-year deal worth $81 million. …”
“… He was let go by the Dolphins. So later on this week, the Dolphins signed Packers quarterback Malik Willis to a three-year, $67.5 million contract. There are so many signings today, I feel like I'm leaving out certain signings, and it's not that they're not important. It's just there's so much happening. I mentioned the Dolphins and Malik Willis and then Tua going to Atlanta on a one-year deal. Mike Evans is leaving Tampa. The 12-year vet signing a three-year deal with the 49ers. Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III is signing with the Chiefs. Travis Kelsey is back with the Chiefs for a 14th season. He has a contract that will pay him $12 million next season. Incentives could push it up to $15 million. Center Tyler Linderbaum is now the highest paid interior offensive lineman in NFL history. Raiders gave him a three-year deal worth $81 million. Raiders also signed defensive end Quiddie Paye, formerly of the Colts, to a three-year deal. And wide receiver Jalen Naylor. Panthers are signing former Eagles edge rusher Jalen Phillips. The Jaguars signed former Jaguars running back Travis Etienne. is signing with the New Orleans Saints. So ETN goes to New Orleans on a four-year, $52 million deal.”
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In a whirlwind of NFL free agency, Tua Tungavailoa is heading to Atlanta on a one-year deal, while Mike Evans leaves Tampa for a three-year contract with the 49ers. Other notable moves include Kenneth Walker III signing with the Chiefs and Tyler Linderbaum becoming the highest-paid interior lineman in history. This unprecedented activity highlights a dramatic shift in team rosters ahead of the upcoming season.
“… you know, one year or 12 months. I just want to – you can't pretend he's something he's not, right? And I think this deal is a decent adjustment. Mike Evans, three years, 60.4 million, 32 years old, going to San Francisco. Talk about another team that's just tried to right the ship here with the receivers between injuries and moving on from Devo. And they probably moved on from him at the right time with the IU issues. You know, they've just had so many injuries here on top of everything else. So I love it just because I think if that guy's healthy, I don't care how old he is. I love so I think …”
“If you trust him, you know, one year or 12 months. I just want to – you can't pretend he's something he's not, right? And I think this deal is a decent adjustment. Mike Evans, three years, 60.4 million, 32 years old, going to San Francisco. Talk about another team that's just tried to right the ship here with the receivers between injuries and moving on from Devo. And they probably moved on from him at the right time with the IU issues. You know, they've just had so many injuries here on top of everything else. So I love it just because I think if that guy's healthy, I don't care how old he is. I love so I think that they also needed like a breath of fresh air and their kind of receiver group it's just been such a downer with you know the IUC situation and it been tense and just hasn been good and I feel like also they not gonna have you know George Kittle necessarily for a while And I think that this Mike Evans is a big bodied receiver who going to be in the …”
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San Francisco's decision to sign Mike Evans at 32 years old raises questions about their injury-prone roster. With key players like Christian McCaffrey and George Kittle already battling health issues, the odds of success seem slim. This move could either revitalize their offense or deepen their injury woes, making it a high-risk gamble.
“… about money he said the buccaneers were extremely aggressive in their pursuit and presented a very strong offer in the end the decision came down to mike wanting a new challenge and a fresh opportunity while he still feels like he has a great deal left to give the game Joe yes what do you think do you think it was the money or do you do you think he just was like yo um it ain't go it ain't gonna be it over here you think he just uh I mean I think he's been there for a while he's been there for a while and he got the right for change the scenery um when you become free like if they didn't they …”
“signed a three-year deal with san francisco that could be worth up to 64 million his agent though he said this was not about money he said the buccaneers were extremely aggressive in their pursuit and presented a very strong offer in the end the decision came down to mike wanting a new challenge and a fresh opportunity while he still feels like he has a great deal left to give the game Joe yes what do you think do you think it was the money or do you do you think he just was like yo um it ain't go it ain't gonna be it over here you think he just uh I mean I think he's been there for a while he's been there for a while and he got the right for change the scenery um when you become free like if they didn't they didn't sign them going into that last year when you give a player the chance to become free and be able to see their options be able to look and see what other teams that they can go to and just want to switch it up like there's not really too many chances where you can control your own destiny and then mike evans in the end of his career knowing …”
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Mike Evans left the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the San Francisco 49ers, seeking a fresh opportunity despite a strong offer from Tampa. At 32 and entering his 13th NFL season, he aims for another Super Bowl win, believing San Francisco presents a better chance. The move highlights the player's desire for a change of scenery, even if it means higher taxes in California.
“… So it's going to be very... But, you know, we're not surprised that we see this kind of movement. We normally see this movement the first two days. Mike Evans is leaving Tampa Bay. He's heading to the Bay to join Kyle Shanahan and Brock Purdy. Mike Evans will have a new home for the first time in his NFL career as he chases his second Super Bowl. He's signing a three-year contract with the 49ers. until injuries derailed his 2025 campaign Uh Evans had a streak of 11 straight seasons of at least 1000 receiving yards He tied Jerry Rice for the longest in NFL history His was to begin the career Jerry has …”
“… agency, Ocho. It doesn't mean it's going to translate all the time. No. If that's the case, listen, that's the case. The goddamn Steelers would have translated. based on what they acquired in the offseason with all that elite talent that they had. So it's going to be very... But, you know, we're not surprised that we see this kind of movement. We normally see this movement the first two days. Mike Evans is leaving Tampa Bay. He's heading to the Bay to join Kyle Shanahan and Brock Purdy. Mike Evans will have a new home for the first time in his NFL career as he chases his second Super Bowl. He's signing a three-year contract with the 49ers. until injuries derailed his 2025 campaign Uh Evans had a streak of 11 straight seasons of at least 1000 receiving yards He tied Jerry Rice for the longest in NFL history His was to begin the career Jerry has his from 90. He had it from 96 to from 86 to 96. 108 total touchdown ranked 10th all time. Six most with one franchise. He amassed 300 yards and eight games last season. If he's still the same player, he has the potential to be really really good for Kyle Shanahan because we know what Kyle can do um in that offense playmakers such as Christian …”
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Mike Evans is set to join the San Francisco 49ers, marking a pivotal moment in his career as he chases his second Super Bowl. With a history of 11 consecutive seasons of over 1,000 receiving yards, Evans brings playmaking potential to an offense led by Kyle Shanahan, despite concerns about his recent injuries. This move could redefine his legacy and impact the 49ers' playoff aspirations.
“… J.K. Dobbins last year was very good in Denver, got hurt. They were maybe swooping in to get David Montgomery. Dobbins, I have going back to Denver. Mike, you have him going back to Denver. I love him going back to Denver. He was good in Denver. He says he wants to be a Bronco. But the things Sean Payton has been saying, I mean, he talked about their three biggest needs this offseason, the three positions they're going after the most. I don't remember one of them. I think it was the defense. The other was tight end and running back. If you remember anything, remember these three things. …”
“He may be a cut, too. J.K. Dobbins. He was good. J.K. Dobbins last year was very good in Denver, got hurt. They were maybe swooping in to get David Montgomery. Dobbins, I have going back to Denver. Mike, you have him going back to Denver. I love him going back to Denver. He was good in Denver. He says he wants to be a Bronco. But the things Sean Payton has been saying, I mean, he talked about their three biggest needs this offseason, the three positions they're going after the most. I don't remember one of them. I think it was the defense. The other was tight end and running back. If you remember anything, remember these three things. Something. Number one, I don't remember. Number two. but number two is a big one look i don't care about the defensive side of the ball here on on his needs but i was surprised that he said running back is like one of their biggest i know rj so because of that i think they're looking and they were the rumored team that was trying to get david montgomery i …”
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David Njoku is the most sought-after tight end in free agency, with potential moves to the Dolphins or Buccaneers. Meanwhile, Dallas Goddard is likely to stay with the Eagles, as reports suggest he will re-sign. This tight end shuffle could reshape team dynamics in the upcoming NFL season.
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