think of the legal tamper in period. The Baltimore Ravens have been very, very quiet. They had not made any moves, any signings, any trades, any, anything. And I know a lot of fans have grown impatient, but this is something that literally happens just about every single year with the Baltimore Ravens. But I tweeted on the flip side that while the Baltimore Ravens have been quiet, none of them pending free agents had gotten any deals. None of them had been signed. We hadn't heard about any soon to be former Baltimore Ravens getting deals, but in this last hour, all of that changed right away. Because first Gus Edwards, he got to deal with the charges. Then Geno Stone, he got to deal with the Bengals. So he stayed in the AFC North, but now Devon DuVonay. All pro kick return at Devon DuVonay. And probably the least talked about pending free agent for the Baltimore Ravens Devon DuVonay. Because when we talked about pending free agents, a lot of people talked about Kavanoid, you'd even be in clowny, Geno Stone, Patrick Queen. Gus Edwards is a long list of people. But nobody was mentioning Devon DuVonay, who had a big role for the Baltimore Ravens for the past three, four years, especially when he officially became their official returner. But nobody was talking about Devon DuVonay. And he's somebody that even when he was a receiver for the Baltimore Ravens, he did not look bad at all. So with Devon DuVonay, he became a free agent, but now he is free no more because he is joining the charges. The charges. I'm tripping. The Jaguars, the Jacksonville Jaguar. So Gus Edwards still on my mind. But anyway, let's read the report from Ian Rappaport. He said, all pros, special team player, Devon DuVonay has agreed to a deal with the charges. He gets a two year deal worth $8.5 million base. So that's what he's getting, $8.5 million base salary with offensive upside to $12.5 million per his agent. So I guess it's going to be based on snap, probably based on yards, based on touchdowns. Because you know, they throw in a bunch of incentives to these deals to make them look better, to make them look prettier and whatnot. So they look more appealing for the players sign. But shout out to Devon DuVonay, man. Shout out to him. I know the Jaguars, I believe they just signed Gabe Davis a couple hours ago too. So it looks like they read tooling that Y Receiver Room a bit. I'm not sure what the status of Zey Jones is. And I'm not sure what the status of, I'm sure Christian Kirk is probably still on a thing. He signed that mega deal like a couple years back. And that completely reset the Y Receiver market. Like, oh, is that two years ago a thing? I want to say, good anyway. The Jaguars are redoing their Y Receiver Room four, Trevor Lawrence or McJones, but no, it'll be for T-Lo. So it'll be interesting to see how they use Devon DuVonay. Devon DuVonay for any Jaguars fans that are unfamiliar with Devon DuVonay. He was a receiver that the Ravens drafted in the third round. What year was that? Was it 2020? I want to say it was 2020. But I forget what year was it. Anyway, they drafted him out of the third round in Texas, from Texas. And he never really got any burn as a Y Receiver initially. But then as a return man, that was his thing. But with Devon DuVonay, he's not a shifty while a receiver. He ain't going to make nobody. He ain't going to shake nobody. But he has really good straight line speed. But when it comes to cutting and changing direction and stuff like that, that's not really his thing. But his straight line speed, oh, he got that all day. So him as a returner, especially if the Jacksonville Jaguars are going to use him in that role, if the blocks are set up perfect, oh, Devon DuVonay set. He'll take it to the house. But if he got to make somebody miss, then it ain't going to work out so good. But he does have hands. He does not drop the ball. So you ain't got to worry about him dropping the ball. As a returner, he is not somebody that fumbles. The returns, like, and I think in all the returns, he got with the Raven I think he might have fumbled. Maybe one, maybe. But he didn't lose it. But I think he fumbled, maybe two at the most. But he is not a fumble. He ain't a droper at all. So Devon DuVonay is going to be interesting, like I said, to see how the Jaguars, almost said the charges again. But to see how the Jaguars used Devon DuVonay and incorporate him into not only that special team, but their offense as well.