The Buccaneers officially placed WR Mike Evans on injured reserve Wednesday with a strained hamstring.

Evans recorded his sixth straight 1,000-yard season, joining Randy Moss as they only players to do so in each of their first six seasons. With the team at 7-7 and out of the hunt, there was no reason to keep Evans on the active roster. The Bucs promoted WR Spencer Schnell from the practice squad.

Bucs WRs Chris Godwin, Mike Evans, Scotty Miller are not practicing. QB Jameis Winston is limited and did not throw in the portion opened to the media.

Godwin and Miller suffered hamstring injuries during Week 15. For Godwin, it's a similar situation to Evans where the team said the injury doesn't look good. He's not expected to play along with Evans. Miller was just placed on IR making Winston a much more risky play than owners would like for Week 16.

I asked Bruce Arians about Chris Godwin’s hamstring: “It doesn’t look good,” he said. He said similar about Mike Evans.

Related players: Jameis Winston

It's another potential big blow to the Bucs offense and Godwin owners should probably prepare to be without Godwin for Week 16, and possibly the rest of the season if your league uses Week 17. It's also a hit to Winston's fantasy value for Week 16.

Buccaneers WR Mike Evans will miss the remainder of the season with a hamstring injury.

This was the expected outcome after Evans suffered the injury Sunday. It's an unfortunate end to what was another brilliant season for Evans, topping 1,000 yards for the sixth straight season to begin his career. He is just the second player to ever accomplish that feat, joining Hall of Famer Randy Moss. The Buccaneers will roll on for the final three weeks with Chris Godwin leading the charge, who could be in for a fantastic game against the poor Lions defense in Week 15.

Bucs WR Mike Evans (hamstring) expected to miss the rest of the season, per source.

Related players: Justin Watson, Chris Godwin, Breshad Perriman

We kind of saw this coming over the past several days when it was reported the injury seemed pretty serious following Sunday's win. Barring unexpected improvement, Tampa Bay will be without its top receiver, Fowler added. The Bucs have no reason to rush him back either and likely roll with Godwin, Watson and Perriman.

"It's not good," HC Bruce Arians said of Mike Evans, adding that he'll undergo more testing Monday. "I'll be shocked if Mike makes it back before the last week."

Related players: Scott Miller, Breshad Perriman, Justin Watson

Reports after the game indicated it was potentially a serious injury. The Bucs don't have much of a reason to rush him back being out of the playoff picture. If Evans isn't back, Miller, Perriman and Watson are next up behind Chris Godwin. It's a bit of a hit on Jameis Winston's value as well.

Bruce Arians doesn’t have a final diagnosis on Mike Evans’ hamstring but he said “it’s not good.”

Related players: Scott Miller, Breshad Perriman, Justin Watson

Arians told ESPN he'd be surprised if Evans made it back before Week 15, obviously bad news for owners counting on Evans in what is likely a playoff matchup. Miller, Perriman and Watson are up next on the depth chart after Chris Godwin.