Elijah Duff brings veteran linebacker instincts and proven tackle production to Stony Brook
In the 2019 season, Elijah Duff showed he could be a steady, disruptive presence for Stony Brook, finishing with 56 total tackles and 28 solo stops while starting five of 11 games; he also posted a career-best 13 tackles against New Hampshire.[2] Earlier profile data and scouting notes point to a compact, physical defender with good downhill burst and depth-value playmaking ability, which makes him the kind of linebacker coaches trust for assignment football and special-teams grit.[7][12][13] If you need a smart, tough, experienced LB who plays with consistency rather than flash, Duff is a solid fit.[2][12]
