Devon Clements
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Devon Clements

Expertise:
NFL, Fantasy Football
Education:
UMass Dartmouth, Westfield State University
Location:
Portland, Maine

Experience

Devon Clements is a sports journalist covering the NFL for Heavy.com, with a focus on the Kansas City Chiefs and Indianapolis Colts. He also contributes to Heavy's dfsPro Daily newsletter.

A New England native who has covered the NFL since 2017, he previously covered the New England Patriots for Sports Illustrated and USA Today's Sports Media Group.

His past bylines also include CLNS Media Network and Massachusetts high school sports coverage for The Standard-Times.

Education

Devon Clements holds a bachelor's degree in English, with a focus on writing and communications, from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.

He also attended Westfield State University and is a graduate of Sports Management Worldwide's Football GM & Scouting course.

Latest Articles From Devon Clements

  • Colts Urged to Sign ‘Hard-Hitting’ Defender Projected to Make $66 Million

    The Indianapolis Colts are being urged to sign S Kyle Dugger, who is set to hit free agency after four seasons with the New England Patriots.

  • Insiders Give Key Update on Chiefs Contract Negotiations With DT Chris Jones

  • Insider Names 1 NFC Team Interested in Trading for Chiefs CB L’Jarius Sneed

  • Larry Fitzgerald-Type WR Named ‘Dream Draft Target’ for Colts if Star Leaves

  • Chiefs Are ‘Best Fit’ for 6-Foot-4 WR Fresh Off 109-Catch Season

  • Chiefs a Potential Landing Spot for $17 Million DT That ‘Likes to Talk Trash’

    The Kansas City Chiefs have been named a potential landing spot for a seventh-year defensive tackle that is set to his free agency.

  • Colts Projected to Sign $65 Million Super Bowl Champion in Free Agency

  • Chiefs $16 Million Starter Takes Issue With Contract: ‘I Should Be Paid More’

  • Chiefs DT Chris Jones Supports KC Signing $99 Million WR & Former All-Pro

  • Chiefs DE Charles Omenihu Sounds Off at Critics After Knee Surgery

  • New Chiefs P Matt Araiza Breaks Silence on Signing With Super Bowl Champions

    Punter Matt Araiza reacts to signing with the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs on February 22.

  • Chiefs Give 2021 Draft Pick Another Chance to Make Active Roster

  • Ex-NFL GM: Chiefs Should Trade All-Pro CB for Tyreek Hill’s Sidekick

  • Chiefs Must Make ‘Heart-Wrenching Choice’ & Let DT Chris Jones Leave

  • Chiefs DC Steve Spagnuolo Drops Telling Admission About Coaching Aspirations

  • Chiefs WR Mecole Hardman Has New Nickname After Clutch Super Bowl Performance

  • Chiefs Urged to Send 2 Draft Picks to Super Bowl Rival for $91 Million WR

  • Trade Proposal Lands Chiefs a Do-It-All WR on Rookie Contract

  • Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes Issues 4-Word Message After Super Bowl Parade Shooting

  • Chiefs TE Travis Kelce Called Out by Brother for Outburst Toward HC Andy Reid

    Philadelphia Eagles C Jason Kelce called out his brother, Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce, for his sideline outburst toward HC Andy Reid.

  • Raiders Star Goes Viral for Reaction to Chiefs Winning Super Bowl [LOOK]

  • Insider Raises Eyebrows by Predicting Chiefs DT Chris Jones’s NFL Future

  • Chiefs 10-Year Veteran Named 2024 Super Bowl’s ‘Unsung Hero’

  • Chiefs’ Andy Reid Reveals Text to Raiders HC Ahead of 2024 Super Bowl

  • Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes Puts NFL on Notice After Winning Super Bowl

    Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes put the NFL on notice after defeating the San Francisco 49ers in the 2024 Super Bowl.

  • Tyreek Hill Puts AFC on Notice Ahead of Chiefs-49ers 2024 Super Bowl

  • Chiefs Players ‘Moved to Tears’ Over Travis Kelce’s Pregame Speech: Report

  • Tyreek Hill Predicts Winner of Chiefs-49ers 2024 Super Bowl

  • Raiders’ Maxx Crosby Sends Bold Message to Chiefs Amidst Super Bowl Pick

  • Tyreek Hill Raises Eyebrows Over Reaction to Chiefs Making Super Bowl

    Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill says he feels like a "sad little brother" watching the Kansas City Chiefs play in the Super Bowl.