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Well, the power station got to Mike Evans last night after trying in vain to stop him all season. Broken ribs, and now the achilles soreness. He somehow avoided the dreaded achille tear, so there’s some hope he’ll be available.…
Writing for ninersforever, uncachuck expresses frustration with NFL officiating, arguing that referees intentionally slowed momentum to keep games close after a team took a 23-3 lead against Washington. The writer questions multiple penalties, including an illegal contact call on Renardo Green and an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty involving Sirhan Neal, suggesting close contests are maintained to preserve betting interest.
The piece also provides an injury update on wide receiver Mike Evans, who sustained broken ribs and Achilles soreness but avoided an Achilles tear. Uncachuck notes that the offense struggled after Evans exited and suggests resting him until after the bye week.
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