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And the most popular Tampa Bay Buccaneers player is…

| Jo-Lynn Brown

A new study, from Canada Sports Betting, found that Baker Mayfield is the most popular Tampa Bay Buccaneers player, according to monthly Google searches.

Mayfield, the Bucs quarterback, was found to have, on average, 631,000 searches, monthly.

In second place was Mike Evans, wide receiver, and in third place was Lavonte David, linebacker. Evans had 239,625 monthly searches and David had 22,708.

The most popular player in the League? Well, that honor went to one Travis Kelce, a tight end with the Kansas City Chiefs, with average monthly Google searches exceeding 3.7 million.

Maybe it’s Kelce’s recent Super Bowl win that has made him so popular. I can’t think of anything else…better go Google him.

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