Mike Evans Out for Buccaneers vs. Ravens After Suffering Hamstring Injury

Mike Evans will miss the remainder of Monday night's matchup against the Baltimore Ravens after suffering a hamstring injury.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers ruled Evans out after he sustained the injury in the first half.

Evans, who earlier in the night caught his 100th career receiving touchdown, was trying to make a play on a pass from Baker Mayfield in the end zone when hit the ground holding the back of his leg. He exited the game and did not return.

Evans had one 25-yard touchdown reception before exiting the game, giving the Bucs their first score of the game to take an early 7-0 lead.

Evans has not missed a game yet this season, but a hamstring injury kept him out for much of last week's win over the New Orleans Saints when he had just 34 receiving yards on two receptions. He missed Thursday and Friday's practices and head coach Todd Bowles designated him as a game-time decision on Saturday.

"He did some things today that were encouraging," Bowles said on Saturday, per ESPN's Jenna Laine. "We'll see how the next two days go, and we'll see how he feels. ... He's questionable right now."

Bowles said there wasn't an exact moment that Evans suffered the injury, but rather that his hamstring has been "nagging" him throughout the year. Now that he will be out for Monday's matchup, the Bucs can only hope it won't keep him sidelined for much longer.

Evans, one of the most consistent wide receivers of the past decade, has missed just nine games over the past 10 seasons. He played all 17 games a season ago and recorded 1,255 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns.

So far in his 11th NFL campaign, Evans has 335 receiving yards and six touchdowns, tied for the most in the league.