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Devin Duvernay Overview<\/strong><\/div>\n
Position:<\/strong> Wide Receiver<\/div>\n
Height:<\/strong> 5\u201911\u201d<\/div>\n
Weight:<\/strong> 210 pounds<\/div>\n
School:<\/strong> Texas<\/div>\n
NFL Combine Performance Data<\/strong><\/div>\n
40-Yard Dash<\/strong>: 4.39 seconds
\nVertical Jump:<\/strong> 35.5″<\/div>\n
Broad Jump:\u00a0<\/strong>123.0″<\/div>\n
3 Cone Drill:\u00a0<\/strong>7.13 seconds<\/div>\n

Devin Duvernay 2020 NFL Draft Profile<\/h2>\n
When Texas wide receiver Devin Duvernay <\/strong>is brought up in draft circles. the first player that resonates with his ability is San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel<\/strong><\/a>. Samuel, a South Carolina product, provided San Francisco with a utility player that was instrumental in their run to Super Bowl LIV.<\/div>\n
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The 5’10” Duvernay was a multi-sport athlete and a four-star receiver coming out of Sachese High School. He guided his football team to the playoffs and participated in track and field, winning the 2015 100m 6A Championship. Duvernay was ranked #42 in the ESPN 300. The speedster ranked #3 among wide receivers in the nation and #6 from Texas in 2016. Duvernay committed to the Longhorns over SEC powerhouses including LSU and Alabama. In his high school career, Duvernay caught 170 passes for 2,906 yards and 36 touchdowns. He also ran for 1,077 yards on 105 carries in addition to returning two kickoffs for touchdowns.<\/div>\n
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College<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n
Duvernay was a four-year starter at Texas and made an immediate impact from Day 1. In his first three years at Texas, Duvernay was a nightmare matchup for his opponents in the Big 12. His first career touchdown came against rival Oklahoma on a 63-yard pass. In 2018, Duvernay had three catches for 56 yards in the Big 12 Championship Game against Oklahoma and helped Texas defeat No.5 Georgia 28-21 in the Sugar Bowl by catching two passes for 22 yards.<\/div>\n
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Duvernay\u2019s senior season was his statistical best as he was given an honorable mention as Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year, was a semifinalist for the Earl Campbell<\/a> Tyler Rose Award, and was named the Biletnikoff Award\u2019s midseason watch list. Duvernay caught 106 passes for 1,341 yards and nine touchdowns \u2026 both totals are second-most in school history. Duvernay had 12 catches for 154 yards and two scores versus eventual national champion LSU. Duvernay finished his career with three catches for 92 yards and one touchdown in the Valero Alamo Bowl versus No. 11 Utah.<\/div>\n

Strengths<\/h3>\n