Reggie Eiland brings proven trench production and disruptive motor to Duquesne’s front
Reggie Eiland is a versatile Duquesne defensive lineman/edge presence who has already shown he can be more than a body in the rotation: in 2013 he started all 11 games at defensive end, led Duquesne down linemen with 40 tackles, and posted a team-high four quarterback hurries, including a career-best 13-tackle game.[7][5] That profile points to a player who can hold up physically, create backfield pressure, and stay on the field—exactly the kind of dependable, high-motor fit coaches like when they want toughness and weekly consistency up front.[7][5]
