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Jaguars Give Steelers Another WR Option
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers are looking for wide receiver depth, and while a splashy signing like Chris Godwin or Darius Slayton is the talk of the town, a new name has emerged that might fit their needs in a different role.
The Jacksonville Jaguars announced the release of several players as they prepare to make moves in free agency. Of those names, wide receiver/return specialist Devin Duvernay was one to hit the open market.
Duvernay, 27, is a two-time Pro Bowler as a return man and a former third-round pick for the Baltimore Ravens. At 5-foot-11, just over 200 pounds, he offers capabilities as a depth wideout, but has excelled in the NFL as a returner. Something the Steelers will be looking for this offseason.
With Cordarrelle Patterson not meeting expectations in 2024, it’s unlikely the team brings him back for another run. If they do, Duvernay is off the table. If they don’t, the former Jacksonville Jaguar makes a lot of sense for Pittsburgh.
In just 14 returns last season, his only with the Jaguars, Duvernay totaled 351 yards, averaging over 25 yards per return on the season. His lowest mark ever came in 2023 during his final run with the Ravens, averaging 19.3.
With Jaylen Warren likely being tendered by Pittsburgh, his role is expected to expand. So, putting him back as a kick returner might not be in their plans this upcoming season. Calvin Austin is great as a punt returner, but might take on too big of a role in the offense to do everything this season as well.
So, the team could use another option. And with Duvernay likely being cheap and coming with quality special teams play, it makes sense for Pittsburgh to consider him as an option in free agency.
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Extremely cold temperatures will be in place for the Pittsburgh area through the end of the week
Extremely cold temperatures will be in place for the Pittsburgh area through the end of the week.
Any Alert Days Ahead? Tuesday is a First Alert Weather Day due to wind chills potentially dipping to 25 degrees below zero. Friday and Saturday are likely First Alert Weather Days due to extreme cold.
Aware: Extreme cold warning in effect through 11 a.m. today, A cold weather advisory is in effect from 7 p.m. today through 11 a.m. on Wednesday.
There will be little escaping the cold over the next week, while outside, temperatures most mornings dip to 0° or below.
Highs are only expected to hit the mid-teens. When it gets this cold, we see a slew of cold-weather warnings and advisories being issued. For a general rule of thumb, warnings are always worse than advisories. So even without knowing why they are issued, you should think an Extreme Cold Warning is worse than a Cold Weather Advisory.
Extreme Cold Warnings are issued when wind chill values dip below twenty below zero. At these temperatures, you are looking at frostbite setting in 30 minutes or less. A Cold Weather Advisory is issued when wind chill values dip to lower than ten below zero but not more than twenty below zero.
So knowing that, we will likely see Cold Weather Advisories also issued for Wednesday evening to Thursday morning with morning temperatures near 0° and wind chills between -10° to -20°. Thursday evening to Friday morning, along with Friday evening to Saturday morning will likely see Extreme Cold Warnings issued with morning temperatures falling to around -5° on Friday morning and -8° on Saturday. It won’t take too much of a wind to get to the warning criteria on those days. If you must work outside for any long period, please take precautions against frostbite, including layering and covering up, along with making sure your skin isn’t dry.
At least there are no days when we are expecting to see several inches of snow incoming. We do have a chance for snow tonight, with our best chance coming after 5 this evening, with upslope snow showers possible for the rest of the evening. Snow totals will be an inch or less. Besides that, I don’t have anything more than an isolated snow chance through next Monday.
The snow is going to be here for a while, with data showing very few hours above 32° over the next two weeks.
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