SF · WR · Age 33
Mike Evans's recent target share of over 24% in his last four games with TB signals he can maintain a high volume role on SF, despite the team change.
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Target share slid from 38% in Week 15 to 9% by Week 18 of the 2025 season even as snap share climbed to 75%, a shrinking-role pattern that predates the move to San Francisco and is worth tracking early in the new offense.
Evans dealt with groin, quad, and adductor tightness through 2026 training camp and the preseason; he was cleared in time for the opener, but recurring soft-tissue strains at his age remain a durability watch-item.
Evans has held the outside X-receiver role in the San Francisco offense since Week 1, with the offensive coordinator publicly framing him as a veteran matchup problem, and his profile as a high-target-share mover historically holds value at a high level after a change of scenery rather than eroding.
Lining up alongside a high-end starting QB, lead back, and starting TE puts Evans in an efficient scoring offense that can sustain catch-and-red-zone value even if overall target share settles lower than his Tampa Bay peak.
| Format | Value | vs Best |
|---|---|---|
| PPR 1QBBest | 2,369 | — |
| PPR SF | 2,005 | -364 |