Few players were better than Mike Evans at finding the end zone in 2016. He scored 12 touchdowns, which were the second-most of any wide receiver in the league. But Evans isn’t the prototypical deep threat that many offenses desire.
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If there was a void in the Bucs’ passing game, the team addressed it this offseason. The team’s acquisition of free agent wide receiver DeSean Jackson drew rave reviews, and the move seemed that much better after the team landed tight end O.J. Howard in the first round of the draft.