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Going into NFL Week 3 we preview our current Super Bowl online betting 2023 odds. On Monday, the NFL announced that Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide Mike Evans has been suspended for one game without pay for his role in Sunday’s altercation with New Orleans Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore.

According to the league, Evans was suspended for violating unnecessary roughness. Also, unsportsmanlike conduct rules. He will not be eligible to return until after Sunday’s home opener against the Green Bay Packers. Looking for current Super Bowl betting futures? Look below.

That being said, under the NFL’s collective bargaining agreement. Evans is allowed to appeal the suspension. If he decides to appeal it, which league sources say he plans to do. The hearing will be before either Derrick Brooks or James Thrash, who have been jointly appointed by the league and the NFL Players Association to rule on appeals of on-field player discipline.

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In a letter to Evans, NFL vice president of football operations Jon Runyan wrote, “After a play had ended, you were walking toward your sidelines. When you noticed your teammates engaged in a confrontation with Saints’ players, you ran toward that area on the field and violently threw your body into and struck an unsuspecting opponent who was part of that confrontation. You knocked your opponent to the ground and a melee ensued involving players from both teams. Your aggressive conduct could have caused serious injury to your opponent and clearly does not reflect the high standards of sportsmanship expected of a professional.”

Evans said he believed Lattimore punched running back Leonard Fournette in the face and pushed quarterback Tom Brady.
“He punched my teammate in the face. I just pushed him to the ground,” Evans said. “I just was trying to have my teammate’s back. All I seen was he punched somebody in the face. I was like, ‘I ain’t going to let that happen.'”