The Pro Bowl is not seen as one of the better events on the NFL calendar, but with the rise of Flag Football, the game itself is having a slight rise in viewership. The game being added to the

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wideout Mike Evans has had an incredible career up to this point. And he's not done yet. As a participant in this year's Pro Bowl Games, Evans made a shocking revelation to ESPN about his future.

Buccaneers receiver Mike Evans is headed to his sixth career Pro Bowl Games. The NFL announced Evans is replacing Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb, who is unable to participate with his shoulder injury. Evans joins teammates Tristan Wirfs and Vita Vea in Orlando.

TAMPA — Mike Evans added to his Pro Football Hall of Fame-worthy resume on Monday with his sixth Pro Bowl selection. The Bucs receiver will replace injured Cowboys receiver CeeDee Lamb on the NFC roster for the NFL’s 2025 all-star event, the league announced.

Evans' six Pro Bowl selections ties him with Bucs legend Mike Alstott for the most by an offensive player in franchise history. Only Hall of Fame defenders Derrick Brooks (11) and Warren Sapp (seven) have more. Evans has been voted into the Pro Bowl in five of the last seven seasons.

For the third straight season, the Pro Bowl has become the Pro Bowl Games, with a series of skills contests surrounding a 7-on-7 flag football game. The skills are random collection of football and non-football events,

NFL Pro Bowl Games concludes this afternoon with a 7-on-7 flag football game between the AFC and NFC. You can watch all of Sunday’s action, including more skills events, and this season’s Pro Bowl Buffalo Bills via the NFL Network and NFL+ beginning at 3 p.