Duvernay’s hamstring return adds a spark to Chicago’s return game and short-area offense; expect him to contribute in gadget plays, enhancing Bears’ playmaking upside if healthy.

Duvernay’s return to the Bears adds speed and return consistency to a WR corps that has depth but needs playmaking. He is positioned to contribute as a depth receiver and kick/punt returner, with potential for targeted plays especially in space.

Devin Duvernay was cut as part of cap trimming; his role as a return man and gadget player could be replaced by multiple players or a returning specialist shift. The move signals a broader reshuffle in Chicago’s return game and weapons, pressuring special teams depth.

Duvernay’s signing adds return and gadget versatility to the Bears’ mix, potentially squeezing roster spots and shaping special-teams value. His impact hinges on how much role the Bears allocate him beyond return duties, with fantasy managers watching for any offensive involvement.

Duvernay’s return-game background and flexible usage as a slot/wide receiver give him a practical WR6 floor with occasional big-play potential, depending on how the Bears deploy the group.