Duvernay's prospects with the Ravens

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Found a couple of articles from last month that are both pretty positive on him, both basically in the mold of "Look, he's probably never gonna be a Hall of Famer, but he's a quality asset and we expect him to keep improving and we like the ways he contributes." Links provided with some snippets:

Ravens film study: As game ‘slows down,’ these 4 contributors could step up in Year 2 | ANALYSIS

Next to quarterback Lamar Jackson, Duvernay was the Ravens’ most dangerous open-field runner last season. The No. 92 overall pick finished fifth in the NFL among qualifying players in kickoff return average (27.5 yards), and with enough attempts to qualify. His punt return average (11.5 yards) would’ve finished tied for second . . . . Duvernay’s offensive output was less consistent . . .but his dynamism as a ball-carrier wasn’t diminished. He had 5.9 yards after the catch, among the NFL's better marks. . . .

Will Devin Duvernay Make an Impact on Offense in 2021?

The stocky, fleet-footed Duvernay made an immediate and very-real impact on kickoff returns . . . . generated excitement from the Ravens faithful every time he settled under a kick. That's a solid return for a third-round pick . . . . His obvious strengths are his reliable hands, electric speed and physical strength that enables him to convert speed into power, pedaling through arm tackles like cooked spaghetti without losing velocity. There are ways the Ravens can take advantage of these plus-skills, and add new dimensions to the offense . . . . There are so many athletic linebackers in this league who can cover now, but very few would be able to travel a seam with a streaking Duvernay who is entering the snap as a moving force . . . . Barring injuries, it’s hard to see a path for Duvernay to catch 100 balls this season or produce 1,000 yards receiving. But if used correctly, he can make a splash.