This is what the NFL Network reported.
The one we nickname “LDT” was back with the Chiefs this season after having given up on the 2020 season to participate in the efforts in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in the Quebec health system.
However, the season does not go as planned for the 30-year-old Quebecer. A fracture to his right hand, at training camp, in particular deprived him of precious time in the field, he who did not train while he was working in a CHSLD.
Then, when he felt ready to return to the game, he had to wait, since his head coach Andy Reed preferred Trey Smith to the guard post on the right. He waited until Monday to don the uniform for the first time and had to settle for a secondary role in a 20-17 victory over the New York Giants.
Super Bowl champion in February 2020, Duvernay-Tardif has played all of his NFL games with the Chiefs since his debut in 2014. He still has another campaign to go after this one before ending his five-year contract and valued at $ 42.363 million.
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