Instinctive, high-motor linebacker who earned Oregon’s trust fast
In his Oregon career, Dewitt Stuckey showed the kind of reliable, lunch-pail production coaches love: in the 2007 season, he played in all 14 games, started 13, and ranked third on the team with 69 tackles, earning the Dudley Clarke Memorial Award as the Ducks’ most improved player. That points to a steady, physical linebacker who played with toughness, processed quickly, and kept climbing rather than just flashing in bursts. If you want a dependable defender with real development upside and strong work habits, Stuckey is the kind of fit that quietly helps a team win.
