Yasir Durant

PRONOUNCED YAH-seer

CAREER TRANSACTIONS

Yasir Durant was signed by the New England Patriots as a free agent on June 24, 2025 ... Originally signed by Kansas City as a rookie free agent (4/26/20) ... Acquired by New England in trade with Kansas City in exchange for a 2022 seventh-round draft pick (8/31/21) ... Released by New England (8/30/22) ... Signed by New Orleans to the practice squad (9/20/22) ... Signed by New Orleans to the 53-man roster from the practice squad (11/19/22) ... Released by New Orleans (11/21/22) ... Signed by New Orleans to the practice squad (11/25/22) ... Released by New Orleans from the practice squad (1/4/23) ... Signed by New Orleans to a futures contract (1/9/23) ... Released by New Orleans (6/15/23) ... Signed by Denver (7/31/23) ... Released by Denver (8/10/23).

SEASONAL REVIEWS

2025 (10/10, 2/2 - UFL - DC DEFENDERS)

• Started every game for the D.C. Defenders at left tackle en route to a championship victory over the Michigan Panthers.
• Named to the UFL's All-UFL team.

2024 (10/10 - UFL - DC DEFENDERS)

• Signed with the D.C. Defenders of the UFL where he started all 10 games, playing every position but center on the offensive line. '

2022 (1/0 - New Orleans)

• Signed by New Orleans to the practice squad (9/20), where he spent 8 weeks of the season.
• Signed by New Orleans to the 53-man roster from the practice squad ahead of the game vs. the Los Angeles Rams (11/20).
• Made New Orleans debut vs. the Los Angeles Rams (11/20)as a tackle-eligible tight end.

2021 (8/1, 1/0 - New England)

• Went to training camp with Kansas City and was traded to New England on Aug. 31.
• Was inactive for seven games and was on the Covid list for two games.
• Played in eight regular season games and made one start at right tackle at N.Y. Jets (9/19).
• Played on extra points and field goal attempts in the Wild Card Round loss at Buffalo (1/15).
• Played on extra point and field goal units in the first half of the season opener vs. Miami (9/12). Entered the game in the second half as a tackle-eligible tight end. Replaced OL Justin Herron at right tackle in the third quarter. Herron had entered the game at right tackle when starter Trent Brown was forced out due to injury.
• Started at right tackle at N.Y. Jets (9/19), his second career start and first start ever at tackle, due to an injury to Trent Brown. Split time at the position with OL Justin Herron throughout the game.
• Substituted in for Justin Herron at right tackle for five snaps vs. New Orleans (9/26).
• Rotated in at right tackle in place of OL Justin Herron vs. Tampa Bay (10/3).
• Played limited snaps in goal line packages and on special teams at Houston (10/10).
• Came in late in the game vs. Jacksonville (1/2), playing right guard in a 50-10 victory.

2020 (11/1, 2/0 - Kansas City)

• Played in 11 games with one start and saw action in two postseason games, including the Super Bowl.
• Made his first career start at right guard in the Week 17 loss vs. the L.A. Chargers (1/3/21).

COLLEGE

• Started at left tackle at Missouri for 33 of his final 34 games, missing just one start in that span due to injury.
• The Missouri offense averaged 6.3-yards per play over his 33 career starts.
• Excelled at tackle and guard at Arizona Western Community College, before transferring to Missouri.

PERSONAL

• Was a three-year letter winner at Imhotep Institute, helping his school to three straight Public League titles, three city titles and two playoff appearances.
• School went 15-0 his senior year, becoming the first Philadelphia City public school to win a football title.