Mitchell Evans

[ThPantherFan]

12 hours ago, Shocker said:

Greg Olsen replacement

I've had that same thought.

[45catfan]

12 hours ago, Shocker said:

Greg Olsen replacement

Woah, let's not get carried away.  

[Jay Roosevelt]

Why does he remind me of the deaf guy from The Replacements?

Edited October 13, 2025 by Jay Roosevelt

[Shocker]

14 hours ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

He flashes every game

I hear he flashes every night too

[strato]

He is contributing as a down draft player, early in his first year. I won’t complain. 

[bythenbrs]

14 hours ago, flagfootballcoach28 said:

I like him the most based on what he doesn’t do than what he does. He doesn’t drop easy passes and make bonehead plays like our TE’s have done so much of. Not flashy but reliable 

You misspelled Ian Thomas.

[jtm]

The Panthers are a better offense with Evans and Tremble on the field compared to Sanders.  Sanders has way more upside, but drops too many passes and can't block nearly as well as Evans and Tremble.  

[PadresPanthersFan]

16 hours ago, Bear Hands said:

I will say, we don't have any world beaters but a very complimentary TE room.  

I've been of the impression Ian Thomas severely skewed how people thought of guys that have been respectable in their time here.    

For context- 3 of Tremble's first 4 touches in the NFL were TDs.  The 1 remaining of 4 was a chunk play.  10 TDs in 4 years as our TE2 is not bad, especially considering the coaching and personnel over that time.  And he's made impact plays when called upon.  I have never got the hate on him outside of sharing a room with Ian.  He never elevated to his high round 3 pick, but he's been good enough for how we've used him.

JT looked solid at the end of last year but he's really just a receiving type.  But he showed up in that final ATL win.  I don't know what to think of him yet but he's an alright option to have even if he doesn't turn out to be a top receiving TE.  

Mitch can play all 3 TE spots though.  He's of the LaPorta and Kraft mold which I love. 

Sanders more like a Musgrave, Tremble more like a B Strange.  We'll see but I'm hopeful.  Evans is the type that could free up a roster spot long term and add some disguise-ability to our offense if he can become our TE1.

I wouldn't mind a te room of LaPorta,  Musgrave and b strange

[Bear Hands]

31 minutes ago, PadresPanthersFan said:

I wouldn't mind a te room of LaPorta,  Musgrave and b strange

Not saying they are an even comp, just comparable typologies.  

[Basbear]

22 hours ago, Bear Hands said:

I like this guy.  Caught him doing more nice things in 12-personnel. Just keeps showing up.

Passes the eye test early which historically, rookie TEs don't do...

 

My take on him is this. If you need him to block, he's able and willing. If you need him to catch a pass for a 1st down, he's able and willing. Seems like the perfect solider. You see the effort too. Many have helped Rico go video game- XL, Mays, BC, IckY, Lewis, Tmac, Temble and Evans has been blocking his arse off too. 

Its vastly overlooked in this era of highlights and pay me TDs clips. Willingness and effort in the run game. I don't think its not by design, that nearly all of the last two draft class- If they need to block, you will get their best effort. Most of these current WRs/TEs want nothing to do with blocking......Horn, XL, Evans, and even sanders(he improved before the injury) are going shoot their hands and lose slowly......aka NFL blocking. 

Think if he's going to get better???!?!?!? !!!!

[csx]

Im not big in to PFF but their guys were raving about his blocking along with our other skill players in the run game.

https://youtu.be/D4kL_N97cFQ?si=sJWSZCUA1bj5otyx

 

Edited October 13, 2025 by csx

[Basbear]

oooO my gawd...... it just hit me........ Evans continues to get better and sanders solves his injury curse. Paired with the solid Tremble, that's one young and talented group.....\

gulp........They are the key to saving BYs career!!