Max Duffy

First, they trade the legend Tim Tebow, and now this? Who keeps letting the Denver Broncos get away with this???. On Thursday, reports began to circulate that the Broncos organization had waived former Kentucky punter/fan favorite/football wizard, Max Duffy. The Broncos would later confirm the reports, adding that both Duffy and former Georgia linebacker Natrez Patrick would be cut in favor of signing two wide receivers (Amara Darboh and De’Mornay Pierson-El) to its 90-man roster.

On Wednesday, Denver Broncos special teams coordinator Tom McMahon gushed over cannon-legged punter Max Duffy and preached "true competition" between veteran incumbent Sam Martin and the Australian native who "blew us out of the water." So much for that. The Broncos waived Duffy on Thursday in a corresponding roster move...

(WYMT) - Denver waived Max Duffy on Thursday, per Mike Klis of KUSA. The Broncos signed Duffy late last month as an undrafted free agent out of Kentucky. But as Klis notes, the club already has veteran Sam Martin on the roster, and Denver signed a pair of receivers on Thursday.

The Denver Broncos have reportedly waived former Kentucky punter Max Duffy. According to reports, Duffy performed well during his tryout but the team opted to go with veteran Sam Martin.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — The Broncos have signed punter Max Duffy, the team announced Monday. The rookie player appeared in 34 games in three years for the Kentucky Wildcats and is the school’s all-time leading punter with a 46-yard career average. Duffy averaged an FBS-best 48.1 yards per punt in 2019 and won the Ray Guy Award as the nation’s best punter.

The Denver Broncos' incumbent punter now has competition for the job after the club on Monday signed former Kentucky P Max Duffy, 9News' Mike Klis first reported. Duffy, wearing jersey No. 15, hit the field upon putting pen to paper; he's participating in Denver's first practice of Organized Team Activities, according to Klis.

The Broncos are bringing in some competition for Sam Martin. The team announced today that they’ve signed punter Max Duffy. The Australian-born athlete spent a handful of years in the Australian Football League, but he announced his retirement from that league in 2017 as he pursued a career in American football. He ended up catching on with Kentucky, appearing in 34 games during his collegiate career. Duffy averaged 46 yards on his 151 collegiate punts, and he earned All-SEC honors in both 2019 and 2020. He also received a unanimous first-team All-American nod in 2019.

Former Kentucky punter Max Duffy made quite an impact on the Wildcats during his time in Lexington. However, during the 2021 NFL Draft, the Australia native didn’t hear his name called over the course of the 7-round event. But, on Monday afternoon, he got his first NFL opportunity. As you...

(WYMT) - Former Kentuck punter Max Duffy signed with the Denver Broncos. Duffy played in 34 games while at Kentucky and became the school’s all-time leading punter with a 46-yard career average. He also became the program’s first Ray Guy Award Winner in 2019. Duffy is the fourth former Cat...

With the 2021 NFL draft having concluded a month ago, we’ve still been waiting to see where punter Max Duffy would continue his football career. Now, Duffy has found his NFL home by signing with the Denver Broncos, according to Mike Klis. As is the case with all undrafted free agent contracts, it will be a three-year deal.

Max Duffy is taking his boomstick to Mile High. Mike Klis reports the former UK punter has signed with the Denver Broncos. Duffy was spotted wearing Tim Tebow’s old No. 15 at Denver’s OTAs. A former Australian Rules Football player, Duffy starred for the Wildcats during his three seasons in...

Statistically and stylistically, Max Duffy is the best punter in Kentucky history. Even though I was a career backup punter at the collegiate level, I’m not going to pretend to understand the mechanics and specific fundamentals regarding the position. Surprisingly, Duffy wasn’t selected in the 2021 NFL Draft. There has been no word from his camp regarding a potential free agency deal at the time this post was submitted to the KSR editorial staff. Most likely he’s weighing his options in order to land with a team with the most need in the third phase. However, he was drafted by the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League. First, we’ll take a look at Duffy’s UK career and then break down how UK replaces the all-timer.

Max Duffy has become a household name to Kentucky football fans. Soon enough, there may be NFL fanbase singing the praises of the talented punter as well. Duffy is looking to become the first player to ever be drafted in both the NFL as well as the Australian Football league (AFL).

Every league wants to draft Max Duffy. Next week the former UK punter could become the first player ever taken in the Australian Football League and the National Football League. Last week Duffy got one step closer to a professional trifecta when he was drafted by the Canadian Football League.