The Arizona Cardinals made a handful of solid signings this free agent period, though one of their more underrated moves could end up being more impactful than expected.
GLENDALE – In a rare scenario by the Arizona Cardinals, general manager Monti Ossenfort might’ve made his biggest signing of the offseason weeks into free agency.
One key spot on the Bears roster now is essentially a complete guess. It's a position that saved them twice in games and maybe even won them a game last year.
32 quarterbacks in NFL history have throw for more than 6,000 yards in the first two seasons of their career. How many of those QBs can you name in five minutes?
The Arizona Cardinals look to put a bow on their first week of free agency with the addition of a special teams weapon. The Cardinals are signing WR/KR Devin Duvernay to a one-year deal worth $2.5 million according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
All 32 teams have hope for a perfect 17-0 regular season as another year begins, but the odds aren't in their favor. As the season opens, we predict the first loss for each team in 2026.
The Arizona Cardinals got a little bit deeper in special teams with the addition of former Chicago Bears wide receiver/returner Devin Duvernay. According to NFL Insider Jordan Schultz, Duvernay and the Cardinals agreed to a one-year contract worth $2.5 million.
The Cardinals released quarterback Kyler Murray earlier this week, but now they are signing one of his relatives. The team has agreed to a one-year, $2.5MM deal with wide receiver/returner Devin Duvernay, per veteran insider Jordan Schultz.
The Chicago Bears lost a heartbreaking game to the San Francisco 49ers on a game-ending incomplete pass from the two-yard line, but there was a play earlier on Chicago's final march down the field that the Bears could rue forever.
The Bears' special teams unit was almost a major factor contributing to a loss against Minnesota. They helped spark a Vikings comeback by allowing a 43-yard punt return that set them up near the red zone early in the fourth quarter.
This whole thing about winning games in the closing seconds already had included special teams, back when the Bears beat the Raiders on a Week 4 blocked kick.
It's not going to convince the naysayers, but at this point after three straight last-second victories the Bears couldn't care less. They showed they never
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Gotta admit, in our week-long breathless preview of the Chicago Bears' NFC North showdown against the Minnesota Vikings we didn't mention Cairo Santos very much and Devin Duvernay not at all.
At least to hear Bears special teams coordinator Richard Hightower, the return job Devin Duvernay seemed to own after he signed in free agency still could belong to someone else in the opener .
Kevin Fishbain of The Athletic reports the Bears are signing LS Scott Daly and WR Devin Duvernay. In correspondence, the Bears are placing DE Austin Booker on injured reserve and waiving LB Carl Jones.
Former All-Pro and two-time Pro Bowl wide receiver and return specialist Devin Duvernay signed a one-year deal with the Chicago Bears back in March. The former third-round pick spent his first three seasons in Jacksonville and spent the 2024 season with Baltimore.
The Chicago Bears signed free agent wide receiver Devin Duvernay to be their kick returner this season. But that first name comes with high expectations
He has two career kick-return TDs, both coming in Baltimore, and he led the NFL in punt-return average (13.8) in 2021.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are set to release wide receiver and Pro Bowl kickoff returner Devin Duvernay, according to a report by Tom Pelissero of NFL Network, and Duvernay have interest for the Pittsburgh Steelers in free agency.
The Jacksonville Jaguars began the week with great news on the injury front when they opened the window for star cornerback Tyson Campbell's return from the injured reserve.
When the curtains closed on the 2023 season, the Jacksonville Jaguars knew a move needed to be made at returner. The Jaguars ultimately had two options:
The Ravens’ commitment to bolstering their wide receiver position this past offseason moved Devin Duvernay out of a regular role on offense, but the former All-Pro return man remains a key performer for Baltimore’s special teams.
The Ravens are placing a two-time Pro Bowler on injured reserve.
Although the Ravens are 4-2 a month and a half into the season, they are still struggling to find success on offense. Could a two-time NFL rushing yards and rushing touchdowns leader be the missing piece?
The Ravens have a big receiver problem. They have continually looked for a quick fix, but living by a 'band-aid solution' mindset may be what brings their season to an end.
With WR Rashod Bateman sidelined for the season, the Ravens' offense needed someone to step up. Demarcus Robinson, a former Super Bowl champ with the Chiefs, has seized his opportunity. In Week 11 against the Panthers, Robinson grabbed a career-high nine receptions for 128 yards receiving and earned praise from his head coach.
The Ravens have the No. 1-ranked special teams unit in the NFL, which explains their prevalence on Pro Football Focus’ midseason All-Pro Team.
Duvernay started Week 2 with a bang.
Devin Duvernay has started off the season strong against the New York Jets.
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