One of Baltimore's fatal flaws last season was its lack of receiver depth behind Marquise Brown, and the selection of Duvernay is a big step toward addressing that. Duvernay was immensely productive in his senior season at Texas, catching 106 of 138 targets for 1,386 yards and nine touchdowns. The combine proved he has NFL-level tools, too, as Duvernay clocked a 4.39-second 40-yard dash and had a 123-inch broad jump. Add all of that together with the fact that Willie Snead and Miles Boykin are his only competition for snaps and Duvernay can be viewed as a potential impact rookie. Read Past Outlooks