Devin Duvernay Dynasty Value

A fascinating trajectory at Texas. Devin Duvernay was productive as a freshman at 41.2 yards per game with 3 touchdowns, then essentially disappeared for two years at 15.5 and 39.0, before exploding as a senior with 106.6 receiving yards per game and 8.2 receptions and 9 touchdowns across 13 games. That senior season stands alone as one of the best in the Big 12 in 2019, but the three inconsistent years before it create real questions about sustainability. 200 pounds at 5'11" with 4.39 speed and a 35.5-inch vertical at the combine. Legitimate NFL athletic profile. 16 touchdowns in 45 career games with a 14.0 yards-per-reception average across four years. The senior year showed he could be the clear WR1 when Texas finally made him the focal point, but why did it take four years for the breakout? The competition for targets at Texas and the system changes explain some of it, but the inconsistency is hard to dismiss. A speed merchant with a spectacular senior season whose explosive final year has to be weighed against three years of modest production.