Marshon Lattimore and Mike Evans constitute the NFL’s longest-running wide receiver-cornerback rivalry. Lattimore seems ready to reignite it, as signaled by his attire while entering Raymond James Stadium prior to tonight’s Washington Commanders vs.

Evans, coming off an 11th consecutive 1,000-yard season, and Lattimore squared off frequently when both were in the NFC South.

After getting into multiple fights over the years, Marshon Lattimore and Mike Evans are set to go head-to-head once again in the 2025 playoffs

The Washington Commanders have Marshon Lattimore healthy for the third time this season. He arrived at Sunday Night's playoff matchup vs. the Bucs with a clear message for his rival Mike Evans.

“Commanders CB Marshon Lattimore (hamstring) was a full participant at practice today and there’s a lot of optimism in Washington that he will play and start vs. Tampa Bay this weekend,” Jonathan Jones said in a post.

Then Evans drew a defensive pass interference penalty on cornerback Marshon Lattimore in the corner of the end zone, advancing the Bucs from Washington's 12-yard line to the 1. Mayfield then connected with Evans on a slant route against Lattimore for pay dirt. It was the' sixth postseason touchdown of Evans' career.

The Commanders have a shot at securing the sixth seed in the NFC with a win on Sunday but the team will be without Marshon Lattimore.