RESOLVING THE LEDGER
RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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49ers' fans shocked by Mike Evans' tattoo on his right knee originally appeared on The Sporting News .
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Mike Evans will play for a different NFL team for the first time in 2026.
After spending his entire career with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers , he has joined the San Francisco 49ers .
And when a player switches teams after so long, it can unveil some fascinating bits of information to the new fanbase.
Like, for example, the fact that Evans has a Fortnite tattoo on his right knee.
And it's not just like a character from the popular video game.
This is the logo and the word Fortnite, right there on the middle of his right leg:
Mike Evans is locked in for his first training camp with the #49ers 😤 📸: @49ers pic.twitter.com/LSjF3njjvx
— OurSF49ers (@OurSf49ers) July 26, 2026 MORE: Could Jake Paul really play in the NFL?
It's certainly a choice as something to put on your leg permanently with ink.
By the same token, it's not a gimmick. Evans streams his video game play and surely has endeared himself to a lot of fans that way, too.
The 49ers' faithful will have to start tuning in to see what Evans can accomplish on that side of the screen.
Mostly, though, they'll hope he puts up big plays on the field. Touchdown dances are much better than any other kind of dances.
Evans, of course, is quite accomplished at catching touchdowns. He'll surely have big plans to make Brock Purdy look quite good this season.
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