Saturday's down was ended for a few minutes following the crash with Preston commander Tom Clarke.
The Northern Ireland global, 29, faces a protracted spell uninvolved, reports the BBC.
"As a club, we will bolster him through this next period," Rover's supervisor Tony Mowbray disclosed to BBC Radio Lancashire.
"He'll be having his activity soon. I don't believe it's entitlement to place a timescale on it. He will have a plate in his brow as his eye attachment has been cracked and it's something we have to evaluate through time."
Following the match, it was felt that Evans had supported a messed up nose and cheekbone. Be that as it may, following various sweeps and x-beams in the days subsequently, his wounds were demonstrated to be increasingly extreme.
Both the club's restorative group just as the medicinal staff of the Northern Ireland national group have been in contact with Evans through the span of the week.
Mowbray included: "I've said to him 'there's no surge, nobody is remaining here saying we need you in two or three weeks.' First and premier we have to consider Corry and his family.
"Our restorative office has been there consistently with his family and he appeared in great spirits when I addressed him."
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