Devin Duvernay, a former Baltimore Ravens wide receiver, has hit the open market again after a single season with the Jacksonville Jaguars, where he was let go as part of a cap-clearing strategy. His time with the Jaguars was short-lived, recording just 11 receptions for 79 yards in 13 games. Despite a successful tenure at the Ravens, where he earned two Pro Bowl selections as a return specialist and demonstrated offensive capabilities with 94 catches, his release signals a shift in the Jaguars approach under new head coach Liam Coen as they prepare for a rebuilding phase.

Duvernay's career began brightly with Baltimore, showcasing elite return skills, including a league-leading kickoff return average. Given his proven ability, he will be a sought-after asset as teams look to enhance their special teams and bolster their receiving corps. His next destination could significantly impact his fantasy stock, particularly if he lands in a situation with a need for versatile offensive playmakers.