Saints Star Cam Jordan Weighs In On Buccaneers, Mike Evans Contract Situation.

The Tampa Bay Bucs are attempting to retain star wide receiver Mike Evans in pewter and red, which has embroiled the team in contract negotiations.

During his ten years with the Buccaneers, Evans has developed into one of the best players in team history. Having said that, the 30-year-old, who will

be entering free agency for the first time in his career, allegedly intends to at least reach out to other teams. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and New

Orleans Saints are fierce rivals who have fought many intense games together throughout the years. Even though there is still love between the two

teams, Cameron Jordan, a star linebacker for the Saints, thinks the Buccaneers “should get it done” when it comes to negotiating a new contract for Evans.

Jordan offered his opinions on the All-Pro wide out and Tampa Bay during his extensive coverage of the NFL Combine on Thursday. “With Mike

Evans, a choice cannot be made. Jordan remarked on NFL Network, “I don’t get it. “From a production standpoint, you ought to finish it.

Who wouldn’t want a receiver with 1,000 yards? Jordan has played against Evans in both the regular and postseason for the past ten years, so he is

well-versed in both situations. As the start of the next league season approaches, the Buccaneers would be well to take his advice into consideration.

After gaining some traction under head coach Todd Bowles, Evans has been the face of the franchise during his tenure in Tampa Bay, and the

organization cannot afford to lose him. Evans was a member of the Buccaneers squad that won Super Bowl LV, in addition to being a five-time Pro

Bowler and two-time All Pro pick. When he started his professional career, he set a record by having 1,000+ receiving yards in ten consecutive seasons. Since being selected in the 2014 draft, Evans has caught 762 passes for 11,680 yards and 94 touchdowns.