Devin Duvernay

The Los Angeles Rams ' kicking conundrum continues into Week 6, but not in the way you'd expect. After cutting former placekicker Harrison Mevis after Week 5, L.A. seemingly found its solution after signing veteran Blake Grupe to assume the kicking duties. The former Notre Dame kicker made his Rams debut on Sunday and quickly endeared himself to his new squad by netting a 44-yard field goal in the first quarter. However, things went downhill after that. Grupe is now doubtful to return to Sunday's contest due to a knee injury, the team announced . Grupe suffered the injury while making a tackle on the kickoff following his made field goal. He was seen lowering his shoulder to hit returner Devin Duvernay and came down awkwardly. New Rams kicker Blake Grupe is doubtful to return after making this tackle pic.twitter.com/EgxKFTFSsq With Grupe sidelined, the entire kicking operation is reshuffled. Punter Ethan Evans will serve as the kicker, while receiver Jordan Whittington could be the holder, as ESPN notes he was working on holds along the sideline. Grupe entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2023, initially signing with the Saints . He played for New Orleans until midway through the 2025 season, when he was released. After that, he made stops with the Colts and Jets before finding his way to the Rams. Coming into this game, Grupe had converted 81.9% of his career field goals (86-of-105) and 98% of his extra points (96-of-98). The kicking game has been an issue throughout the first half of the season for the Rams, and it came to a head during Monday's overtime loss to the Bills . Mevis failed to convert on either of his field goal attempts, including what would've been a game-winner, which was blocked. That forced Los Angeles' hand to make a change in favor of Grupe, but this latest injury keeps them in a kicking nightmare

Jeremiyah Love

RB · ARI

Tyler Allgeier

RB · ARI

+2 players

general

Jeremiyah Love missed practice again on Thursday

Pro Football TalkOct 16, 2026, 3:41 AM+27 stories · 30dSource ↗

Jeremiyah Love Tyler Allgeier Zonovan Knight

Cardinals RB Jeremiyah Love’s ankle injury keeps him out of practice, raising doubts about his Week 6 availability

Jeremiyah Love

RB · ARI

Devin Duvernay

WR · ARI

general

Jeremiyah Love's lingering ankle issue could keep him out Sunday

Pro Football TalkOct 15, 2026, 4:55 AM+27 stories · 30dSource ↗

Jeremiyah Love Devin Duvernay

Jeremiyah Love's ankle issue raises concerns about his availability for Sunday's game against the Rams

Devin Duvernay

WR · ARI

injury

Devin Duvernay — Questionable

sleeper-statusOct 14, 2026, 8:29 PM+1 story · 30dPlayer profile →

Devin Duvernay

Sleeper status change for Devin Duvernay (6847). Before: status=Active, injury_status=—. After: status=Active, injury_status=Questionable

Lamar Jackson

QB · BAL

J.K. Dobbins

RB · DEN

+7 players

general

Work continues on field for Ravens-Cowboys

Yahoo Sports NFLSep 25, 2026, 6:37 PM+211 stories · 30dSource ↗

Lamar Jackson J.K. Dobbins Rashod Bateman

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Miles Sanders

Evan Engram

TE · DEN

+2 players

general

5 bubble guys fighting for a Cowboys roster spot

Yahoo Sports NFLAug 26, 2026, 12:30 AMSource ↗

Miles Sanders Evan Engram Devin Duvernay

Which Cowboys players do you think are on the bubble?

Trevor Lawrence

QB · JAX

Zach Wilson

QB · NO

+11 players

general

Fantasy Football AFC South Snapshot: 1 key nugget from each team going into 2026

Yahoo Sports NFLJul 27, 2026, 8:14 PM+22 stories · 30dSource ↗

Trevor Lawrence Zach Wilson C.J. Stroud

Scott Pianowski shares one thing that stands out for fantasy football for each AFC South team going into 2026

Devin Duvernay

WR · ARI

outlook

2026 Season Outlook

sleeper-outlookJul 27, 2026, 9:01 AM+2 stories · 30dSource unavailable

Devin Duvernay

Duvernay is set to play for his fourth team in four years after signing with the Cardinals in the offseason. The 2020 third-round pick of the Ravens played for Baltimore from 2020-23, Jacksonville in 2024 and Chicago in 2025. Duvernay recorded just 17 catches for 123 yards over the past three seasons but has regularly returned kickoffs throughout his NFL career while occasionally contributing as a punt returner. He'll likely work as Arizona's primary return man while playing sparingly on offense

Jeremiyah Love

RB · ARI

Kendrick Bourne

WR · ARI

+6 players

general

The Cardinals’ rookie who should be getting more attention

Yahoo Sports NFLJul 2, 2026, 3:00 PM+28 stories · 30dSource ↗

Jeremiyah Love Kendrick Bourne Devin Duvernay

The Arizona Cardinals had a very good draft this year. By taking RB Jeremiyah Love with the third overall pick, all the tools that incoming head coach Mike LaFleur needs for his new offensive scheme are in place. LaFleur is an offensive coach and had particular requirements going into free agency and April’s draft. RELATED: ESPN RANKS CARDINALS #6 IN OFFENSIVE WEAPONS If you haven’t noticed, the Cardinals are stacked with offensive personnel. ESPN only brought that to everyone’s attention. Now, how will the changes alter the course of this year’s schedule and ultimately the win-loss column? WRs Kendrick Bourne and Devin Duvernay were signed in free agency, while another receiver, Reggie Virgil, was drafted out of Texas Tech. These will be melded with Michael Wilson , Marv Harrison, and Simi Fehoko . Of course, Arizona employs one of the best tight ends in the league with Trey McBride . But LaFleur’s offense needed some vagaries. Alterations. Modifications. Changes. Editor’s note: We had to look up “vagaries.” We just look smart. It all began with the offensive line. It had several issues. Right tackle was a particular problem. So were both offensive guard spots. Later, when LT Paris Johnson became injured, Kelvin Beachum was inserted. Ick. It’s no big secret why he is still unemployed. Both left and right guards were “no good.” Will Hernandez was supposed to start at right guard after returning to the roster, but he began the season on the PUP list as he got back to playing shape. Which seemed to be okay, because Isaiah Adams was the darling of the preseason and training camp and appeared to sew up the starting position. The plan was for Adams to be the starter at right guard and Evan Brown to be at the left guard spot until Hernandez was healthy, and then get him on the practice field and see where he was at physically. Adams started in Week 1. But it soon became clear that Adams played really well against other teams’ second and third string guys, but struggled when the big boys suited up. He was bull rushed easily and had an issue remaining engaged with his defender. It was just a few short seasons ago that Brown was an asset to the O-Line. But this past season, early on, he looked overwhelmed, and his on-field performance declined quite a bit. Brown was ranked the 61st-best guard out of 81 eligible players. He had family issues that needed his complete focus, but his play was just sub-par. When Hernandez returned and was ready to play, he supplanted Adams in Week 5, and it was deemed better late than never with the hope that the offensive line could recover. However, his comeback was cut short. He was placed on IR with hip and knee injuries on November 29. Adams was thrown back into the starting right guard position with an opportunity to show what he had learned since the beginning of the year and finish the season in the same role. With both guards playing poorly, Johnson and Williams were out at the tackle spots listed on IR. The offensive line was a combination of second-stringers and practice squad guys. At season’s end, this group was ranked #26. That’s out of 32 for anyone scoring at home. After losing 14 games, it was evident that the head coach and the majority of his coaching staff were headed for the unemployment line. LaFleur and his new OC, Nathaniel Hackett, took a looksy at the offensive line situation and highlighted several changes to be made. Center? Good. Left tackle? Check. Ummm…. Yeah, it was that bad. The offense will only go as far as the offensive line will take them. That is a known fact. It’s more than just being big. It’s greater than being a stud in college football. The NFL is a completely different level, and offensive linemen take a while to grow into their positions. Defensive tackles are bigger and, over time, develop girth. Defensive ends are quicker with a great first step. In college, some of these guys saw maybe three defenders that they struggled with. In the NFL, t [... truncated ...]

Devin Duvernay

WR · ARI

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