Kyle Juszczyk Trolls Mike Evans After Bucs WR Tosses His TD Ball Into Stands During Pro Bowl 2022: “Hey Tom Brady… You Got Any Spare Bitcoin?”

The 2022 NFL Pro Bowl featured some great moments that made the day even more memorable. Whether it’s the AFC defeating the NFC, the Griddy dance by Mac Jones, or Mike Evans throwing away Kyle Juszczyk’s touchdown ball.

In the first quarter of the Pro Bowl game, the Niners fullback, Kyle Juszczyk, caught a pass from Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins. He then ran through six defenders to the end zone for a touchdown and celebrated the team’s first touchdown.

Meanwhile, off-camera, Mike Evans grabbed the ball after Kyle’s celebration and threw it into the crowd. Consequently, Kyle posted a hilarious tweet asking Tom Brady for a bitcoin after the game. He tweeted, “Hey Tom Brady…”

Kyle asked Brady if he had any spare Bitcoin that he could borrow and get the ball back. Furthermore, he mentioned that Mike Evans is known to do such things often.

Mike Evans loves tossing game balls at the crowd

During the 2021 NFL season, Mike Evans handed Brady’s 600th touchdown ball to a Buccaneers fan. Since no other footballer has reached that milestone, the Ball had special significance. Thus, the Bucs staff began negotiations with the fan. Ultimately, the fan had to give the ball away, but he received two signed jerseys and a helmet from Tom Brady.

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Additionally, he received a signed Mike Evans jersey and his game cleats, a $1K credit at the Buccaneers team store, and two season passes for the remainder of the season as well as next season. Furthermore, he received a bitcoin from the GOAT, Tom Brady.

Likewise, during the NFC Divisional Playoffs round, he grabbed the 55-yard touchdown pass from Brady. Mike flung that ball away in the crowd. The Buccaneers lost to the Rams, and later, Tom Brady announced his retirement. Turns out it was Brady’s last touchdown ball, and Mike gave it away.

In conclusion, whenever a game ball has importance or significance, it’s best to keep it away from Evans.

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