It took Mike Evans less than five minutes into the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Week 7 game against the Baltimore Ravens for Baker Mayfield and Evans to connect on a 25-yard touchdown catch.

Evans has already rocketed into the Top 30 in all-time receiving yards in Week 5, but Evans is climbing another all-time ladder as Evans reaches the century mark with 100 career touchdowns and is now tied with Hall of Famers Steve Largent and Tim Brown with the ninth-most in NFL history. Evans is the only active player with 100 career touchdown catches.

The next hurdle is TE Tony Gonzalez – oh look, another Hall of Famer – who has 111 career touchdowns. While Jerry Rice’s 197 touchdowns are probably one of those records that can never be broken, Evan finds himself on his way to the Top 5 of all time in the coming seasons.

4. Cris Carter (Hall of Fame) – 130 TDs

5. Marvin Harrison (Hall of Fame) – 128 TDs

6. Larry Fitzgerald – 121 TDs

7. Antonio Gates – 116 TDs

8. Tony Gonzalez (Hall of Fame) -111 TDs

As Evans climbs the receiving mountain, he is surrounded by more Hall of Fame players, whether they have already been inducted or will be, such as WR Larry Fitzgerald and TE Antonio Gates.

Jerry Rice, Randy Moss, Terrell Owens and Marvin Harrison are the only four players in NFL history to reach 100 receiving touchdowns faster than Evans, the 18th receiver in history to eclipse 12,000 receiving yards with one team.

This article originally appeared on Bucs Wire: WATCH: Bucs WR Mike Evans scores his 100th career and receives TD