It kind of seems like that happens a lot with the 'Bama guys, which is a good thing. It's cool to play with a guy you played with in college – to redo it again at the next level. Any time I look over, I've always trusted he was going to do his job, and he was expecting me to do mine, as well. But I do know 'Ant' has always been a great player whenever I've been out there with him. kind of waited his turn to play, like most guys do at 'Bama, and kind of a similar situation here. I think it was a very similar situation – the way things at 'Bama. On if he believes CB Anthony Averett having to wait his turn to get on the field at Alabama has helped him during his journey as a Raven: 'I'm not sure.

So, thumbs up on being right.' (laughter) Can he do that?' Chris said, 'He can do it.' And he turned out to be right. We got into some roster situations where we kind of needed the roster spot, and the question became, are we going to be able to put James down, last year in where we were at, to pick up the roster spot and then use Devin as a punt returner? Chris was adamant, 'He can do it.' I'm like, 'Hey, we have to catch the ball. … Well, Devin deserves the credit, but for acknowledging it and seeing it, it was Chris, and Randy and Bobby Engram for working with him. … I have to give Chris Horton all the credit on that. What did you guys see in WR Devin Duvernay to know that he would do well ? (Kevin Richardson) 'Right … We had some good ones in 'Philly' back in the day, too – Brian Westbrook, Brian Mitchell, your guy (points to reporter), and Reno Mahe. You've had some great ones here with S Ed Reed, WR Jacoby Jones and even WR/RS Devin Hester. We talked to WR Devin Duvernay yesterday, and he had mentioned that he had never done punt returns before he came here.

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