I did the google and stopped after the first hit:
NFL Draft & Combine Profile - Devin Duvernay | NFL.com
Analysis: Straight-line speedster with a fireplug build who needs to close the ability gap between when the ball is in his hands and when it's not. Duvernay is a challenging study because he carries long speed but he's not a ball winner. He's a slot receiver with tight hips and below-average routes but has outstanding hands and uses power to add yards after catch. The pieces don't quite fit together, but great hands, YAC and speed are traits teams might look to mold. He's not a classic developmental prospect but could become one if a team has a plan for him and can improve his routes.
I can't really argue with that, I know next to nothing (see my disclaimer below)
Duv was a man amongst boys in college and may be raw in some respects. But the NFL Scouts get it wrong. a lot. I stand by my opinion that some team will make a wise decision on him and be rewarded. While some other dumbass teams (Jerry I am looking at you) will overlook him on their draft board and draft some superdouche flame-out head-case instead because metrics.