Devin Duvernay

Devin Duvernay has played all five weeks of 2026 and come out of each one with 0 points, 0 targets and 0 catches. There is no usage fight to analyze, no snap share to squint at. The role does not exist yet, and at 29 years old, sixth on an Arizona depth chart behind Marvin Harrison Jr., Michael Wilson, Kendrick Bourne and Jalen Brooks, there is no signal it is coming.

The track record backs that up. In 2025 he played all 17 games and finished with 5 points, WR195 among 240 qualifying receivers, on a 3.5% snap share. He beat the position's weekly median in zero of those weeks. The one faint curiosity is his average depth of target of 15.0 yards, WR31, which suggests someone once saw him as a downfield piece, but a deep threat needs the ball, and he got 0.9% of the targets.

The context only cuts the other way. Among receivers in a crowded target room like this one, the average drop from one season to the next runs about 0.9 points a game, and he switched from Chicago to Arizona into exactly that situation. Before the season we figured him for 11 points across the 13 games he was likely to play, which already worked out to less than a point a game, and through five weeks he has not put a single point on the board toward it. No injury designation, no headlines, nothing to wait on. He should not be taking up a spot on your roster. Use that spot on a receiver who actually runs routes instead.