SANTA CLARA – Mike Evans graciously stopped on his way to the 49ers locker room Friday to answer one more question about his jump-ball skills. Does he know about R.C. Owens’ “Alley-Oop” touchdown grabs,

San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Mike Evans showed off one of his best skills in the 49ers' first padded practice.

The 49ers are moving past the Brandon Aiyuk fiasco and already witnessing Mike Evans turn heads in his first San Francisco camp.

QB Brock Purdy explains how Mike Evans' competitiveness is elevating the offense as the star receiver and quarterback build chemistry.

Get the latest on the San Francisco 49ers as NFL training camp kicks off, featuring new player Mike Evans and coach updates.

The 49ers signed free agent wide receiver Mike Evans to a three-year, $42.5 million contract in the offseason, a move that drew high praise for both the San Francisco front office and Evans himself, as the All-Pro wideout could have seen a much bigger payday on the open market.

Mike Evans will play for a different NFL team for the first time in 2026. After spending his entire career with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, he has joined the San Francisco 49ers. And when a player switches teams after so long, it can unveil some fascinating bits of information to the new fanbase.

Taking a veteran could be riskier at times in Fantasy Football, but Mike Evans, Travis Kelce and Jared Goff can still produce at their ADP.