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The gap between former wide receiver Terrell Owens’ time with the San Francisco 49ers and current 49ers wide receiver Mike Evans’ stint is more than two decades. Yet Owens needed to drag Evans down to show himself as a better…

San Francisco 49ers cornerback Deommodore Lenoir defended teammate Mike Evans on social media after former wide receiver Terrell Owens claimed he could replicate Evans' current production. Speaking on the Get TO The Point Podcast, Owens asserted that Evans relies on routine catches and route knowledge rather than elite speed, which Lenoir publicly dismissed as a "bad take."
Evans has recorded 420 receiving yards and three touchdowns through six games with quarterback Brock Purdy this season. However, the veteran receiver is set to miss the upcoming matchup against the Atlanta Falcons due to an Achilles tendinitis flare-up.
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