News about Devin Duvernay

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According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Duvernay, 25, sustained a broken bone in his foot in practice on Monday. The 25-year-old's recovery is now taking about two months. Sammy Watkins, a veteran receiver who was cut by the Green Bay Packers on Monday, has since signed him off waivers, just two days after he was released by the Green Bay Packers on Monday. Duvernay played for 37 passes for 407 yards last season and ended his season as an All-Pro.

Sammy Watkins has been welcomed back to the Baltimore Ravens to help a receiver core that has been plagued by injuries. Devin Duvernay's starting receiver was on injured reserve after suffering an injury at Tuesday's practice, and the Ravens made a matching move. In nine games with Aaron Rodgers & Co, the Watkins, 29, was suspended by the Green Bay Packers on Monday after 13 receptions and 206 yards. Following the trade of two-time All-Pro wideout Davante Adams to the Las Vegas Bears in the offseason, the Packers (5-8) signed the Watkins in the offseason as they attempted to restock at the receiver position. The No. 1 in Watkins is the No. 2. Matt LaFleur, the team's offensive coordinator, had been ranked No. 4 overall in the 2014 draft and had played for the Los Angeles Rams in 2017.

We return for yet another series of professional football games after a weekend full of troubling roughing-the-passer calls and close finishes. In London last week, the Giants and Packers defense stunned the Rams, and both the Ravens and Eagles set game winning field goals to raise their records. This week, we feature both squads, an NFL team in serious quarterback trouble, the new chapter in one of the league's top rivalries, and a Game of the Week that recalls memories of one of the best playoff games in recent history.

Several upsets, last-second field goals, and enough questionable decisions and results to last the month. So who's ready to run it all back? This week, we have the Super Bowl favorites taking on last year's no. In the AFC, there is a seed. We're also keeping an eye on two games that might have a huge Wild Card implication both in the AFC and the NFC.