Mike Evans has quickly established himself as Brock Purdy’s top target in San Francisco’s undefeated offense, posting 24 receptions for 326 yards and three receiving touchdowns through five games. The 33-year-old veteran, now with the 49ers after a decade in Tampa, has benefited from increased volume amid Deebo Samuel’s hamstring absence and George Kittle’s limited snaps, including a season-high 113-yard, one-touchdown performance against Seattle. A midseason rib injury has not sidelined him, and he continues to draw red-zone looks in an offense averaging over 30 points per game. Upcoming matchups against Washington’s secondary and a favorable schedule could sustain his scoring pace, though age and the 49ers’ run-heavy tendencies remain variables in the remainder of the 17-game slate.