Mike Evans ruled out after Week 6 loss to Washington
San Francisco wide receiver Mike Evans was ruled out for the rest of the Week 6 Monday Night Football game against the Washington Commanders after sustaining an injury in the second quarter.
Key points
- Evans entered the game after being listed as questionable for a rib injury and Achilles tendon issue.
- He recorded three catches for 94 yards before leaving the field.
- He hobbled after a catch, went to the tunnel, and returned to the locker room.
- The team announced he was officially questionable to return due to the Achilles injury.
- Coach Kyle Shanahan said Evans had been experiencing Achilles issues throughout the week.
Mike Evans ruled out for remainder of Week 6 loss to Washington Commanders
San Francisco wide receiver Mike Evans was officially ruled out for the rest of the Week 6 Monday Night Football game against the Washington Commanders after he sustained an injury in the second quarter.
Evans entered the contest after being listed as questionable because of a rib injury he suffered in Week 3 and an ongoing Achilles tendon issue.
Prior to leaving, Evans recorded three catches for 94 yards.
He hobbled after making a catch, went to the tunnel, and returned to the locker room, prompting the team to announce he was officially questionable to return due to the Achilles injury.
Coach Kyle Shanahan said Evans had been experiencing issues with the Achilles tendon throughout the week leading up to the game.
Earlier in the week, reports from ESPN and NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport confirmed Evans as active for the matchup.
Your questions, answered
Why was Mike Evans ruled out in Week 6?
He sustained an injury in the second quarter and was ruled out for the rest of the game due to an Achilles tendon issue.
What did Evans do before leaving the game?
He recorded three catches for 94 yards and then hobbled after a catch.
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