Baltimore Ravens rookie Devontez Walker was just drafted by the organization a few weeks ago, but the former North Carolina Tar Heels receiver wants to stay with them until he hangs up his cleats.
Baltimore Ravens rookie receiver Devontez Walker has shades of Torrey Smith in his game, according to general manager Eric DeCosta. "With 'Tez,' you get really a vertical receiver, size and speed,"general manager Eric DeCosta said.
Baltimore Ravens rookie receiver Devontez Walker waited longer than he expected to hear his name called for the 2024 NFL Draft. Walker was the No. 113 overall pick in last month's draft and the 19th wide receiver taken, but he's going to use that as motivation for when he takes the field on Sundays.
How the first of team’s two fourth-round steals can be the missing piece to the offense. Heading into the 2024 NFL Draft, one of the biggest needs for the Baltimore Ravens was at wide receiver and according to general manager Eric DeCosta, they had a specific type of prospect and skill set at the position in mind they wanted to add.
The Baltimore Ravens addressed their need at receiver in the 2024 NFL Draft by selecting North Carolina wideout Devontez Walker in the fourth round. There were chances to go for a receiver sooner, but the Ravens were happy with choosing Walker when they did at the No.
A look into the reasoning behind the Ravens’ pick of Devontez Walker at No. 113. The Baltimore Ravens entered the 2024 NFL Draft needing to address the wide receiver position despite inking 2021 first-rounder Rashod Bateman to an extension the day before.
Lamar Jackson will be welcoming a new receiver to Baltimore. The Ravens used the 113th pick of the draft on Devontez Walker. They used a fourth-round pick acquired from the Jets in exchange for tackle Morgan Moses to snag Walker.
The 2024 NFL Draft is here, making it an excellent time to highlight some of the class' best players with scouting reports. Each report will include strengths, weaknesses and background information. Here's our report on Devontez Walker.
The Kansas City Chiefs are going to target a wide receiver in the 2024 NFL Draft, whether everyone likes it or not. They need to, too. They did just sign Hollywood Brown and have one of the best young wide receivers in the league, Rashee Rice, but as we all know, you can never give Patrick Mahomes too many weapons.
With the NFL Draft looming April 25-27 in Detroit, teams are fine-tuning their draft boards. Here are players who make for an ideal Day 2 pick for each NFC team.
The worst-kept secret in this year’s draft is the Bills’ need to find new receiver talent The Buffalo Bills have met with wide receiver prospect Devontez Walker from North Carolina on a top-30 visit.
The 2024 NFL Draft cycle's big names are well-known now. Most fans have familiarized themselves with players expected to be taken within the top 40 or so picks.
Position: Wide Receiver Height: 6′-1″ Weight: 197 pounds School: North Carolina More 2024 NFL Draft Profiles Devontez Walker began his football career at North Carolina Central in 2020 but didn’t play in any games because the FCS season was canceled.
The 2024 NFL offseason is here and that means it’s time for mock drafts, draft profiles and everything that goes with them. So without further ado, here’s one of many Draft Profiles for the 2024 NFL draft.
MOBILE, Ala. — On Thursday at Hancock Whitney Stadium, players practiced for the third and final day in preparation for Saturday's Reese's Senior Bowl.
With the two biggest holes of the offseason taken care of, the Carolina Panthers now turn attention to the 2024 Reese's Senior Bowl.
We’re less than a week away from the Senior Bowl kicking off, and there are always relevant rookie prospects to be seen. Those prospects can positively and negatively affect their draft stock at this event, and this year is no different.
According to Inside Carolina, University North Carolina Tar Heels leading receiver Devontez Walker will opt of the Duke's Mayo Bowl and declare for the NFL Draft Friday night.
North Carolina wide receiver Devontez Walker suffered a scary injury Saturday night against Georgia Tech. After making a huge catch on 3rd-and-long to give the Tar Heels a would-be first down, Walker was hit by a devastating blow from a Yellow Jacket defender that came out of nowhere.
It took way too long for the NCAA to actually allow him to play, but now that Devontez Walker is finally on the field for North Carolina, he's making the most of it.
The NCAA has overturned its previous decision regarding the eligibility of North Carolina wide receiver Tez Walker.
It's not often the NCAA does the right thing. As Walker's case shows, when it does, it moves at a glacial pace and still manages to look like a loser.
The NCAA on Thursday ruled that North Carolina wide receiver Tez Walker is ineligible to play at all this season, and Mack Brown is beyond irate over the decision.
North Carolina wide receiver Devontez Walker won't play in the Tar Heels' prime-time season opener against South Carolina because he's waiting on a decision from an appeals committee regarding his eligibility.
Devontez Walker, who played two seasons at Kent State before transferring to UNC, was initially informed he'd be able to suit up right away in Chapel Hill until the NCAA reversed course.
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