 No, he doesn't get enough recognition for what he's been. He's been a model of consistency on the perimeter, nine, 10 plus seasons with over a thousand yards, being the number one receiver facing all the double teams and tactics and moreover of revolving door of quarterbacks around him. He's continued to flourish. That speaks to his talent. This speaks to his professionalism when it comes to going about his business. So yeah, there's a lot to like about Tampa Bay, particularly when it's the passing game that revolves around Mike Evans.