Height: 5-10

Weight: 195

Date of Birth: 03-11-81

College: Wisconsin Badgers

College Details

Starting 38 of his 47 games while playing for Wisconsin, Evans set school records for career receptions, yards, and touchdowns. He also became the first player in Badger history to have over 1,000 yards receiving in a single year, achieving the mark in both 2001 and 2003. After tearing his ACL in 2002 Evans was awarded a medical red-shirt allowing him to come back and play for the team in 2003.

Yearly Pro Summary

2004: Starting 11 games as a rookie Lee put up very respectable numbers when he caught 48 passes for 843 yards and 9 touchdowns.

2005: An increase in playing time didn’t do much to help Lee’s numbers, in actuality his numbers were down all across the board in his sophomore season. Putting up the same number of catches (48) Lee saw his yardage drop by exactly 100 (743 yards) and his touchdowns drop by 2 (7 in 05).

2006: Lee heard the whispers that he wasn’t capable of being a #1 receiver in the NFL. He did his best to silence those critics by catching 82 passes for nearly 1,300 yards and 8 touchdowns.

Reputation

Evans is known league-wide for his blazing speed and sheer toughness. Showing no fear when coming across the middle to make a catch, Evans is probably the best receiver most have never heard of.

Outlook

J.P. Lossman showed great improvement last season which was evident in the increase in Evans’ overall numbers. The Bills will be counting on a rookie RB this season which may hurt the offense early in the year. Evans should still find a way to put up solid numbers but the lack of any other real offensive threat may hurt him in 07.

Kicker Ranks

1. Stephen Gostkowski

2. Nick Folk

3. Mason Crosby

4. Nate Kaeding

5. Adam Vinatieri

6. Ryan Longwell

7. Phil Dawson

8. Josh Scobee

9. Shayne Graham

10. Kris Brown

San Diego - CB Antonio Cromartie 10 Interceptions

St. Louis - FS O.J. Atogwe 8 Interceptions

Seattle - CB Marcus Trufant 7 Interceptions

Baltimore - FS Ed Reed 7 Interceptions

Oakland - OLB Thomas Howard 6 Interceptions

Cleveland - CB Leigh Bodden 6 Interceptions

New England* - CB Asante Samuel 6 Interceptions (*now on Philadelphia)

Dallas - CB Anthony Henry 6 Interceptions

Chicago - MLB Brian Urlacher 5 Interceptions

Cleveland - SS Sean Jones 5 Interceptions

Best Offensive Lines

1. Minnesota Vikings

2. New England Patriots

3. San Diego Chargers

4. Cleveland Browns

5. Indianapolis Colts

6. Dallas Cowboys

7. New Orleans Saints

8. Jacksonville Jaguars

9. Green Bay Packers

10. Philadelphia Eagles

2. Tony Romo

3. Peyton Manning

4. Ben Roethlisberger

5. Drew Brees

6. Derek Anderson

7. Carson Palmer

8. Jay Cutler

9. David Garrard

10. Matt Hasselbeck

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2. Terrell Owens

3. Braylon Edwards

4. TJ Houshmandzadeh

5. Reggie Wayne

6. Larry Fitzgerald

7. Steve Smith

8. Andre Johnson

9. Plaxico Burress

10. Brandon Marshall

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2. Ladanian Tomlinson

3. Steven Jackson

4. Joseph Addai

5. Marion Barber

6. Brian Westbrook

7. Maurice Jones-Drew

8. Clinton Portis

9. Ryan Grant

10. Larry Johnson

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