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mike evans did not practice i didn't like the report no we don't it's his ribs but it's also now achilles soreness we do not like that it's everything and i don't think it matters i mean he's the one guy that's like if he doesn't practice all week i don't like that word ever well i get it because usually when you hear achilles it's you tore your achilles not sore that's not as well we had a sore achilles once his name was kevin durant in the nba finals and it was sore for game one and game two we had one on the 49ers called christian mccaffrey it was sore and then it was tore well if he plays i would imagine you're playing him right i mean because mike evans so far this year while he's been injured and hasn't been practicing if he's out there and active he is pretty much a a must start he's had one game with less than double digit
STACKED’s take
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Evans' Achilles soreness is concerning, but he's a must-start if active.
Mike Evans did not practice all week with rib and Achilles soreness; the source expresses concern about the Achilles issue, noting that while soreness is less severe than a tear, historical precedent (Kevin Durant, Christian McCaffrey) shows Achilles soreness can escalate. However, if Evans plays and is active, he is a must-start given his production this season—he has had only one game with fewer than double-digit points despite injury and limited practice.
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