veteran Duquesne edge presence with proven disruption and blue-collar reliability
Kurzinger enters 2026 as a proven, high-motor defensive lineman for Duquesne: in 2025 he started all 12 games and posted career highs with 9.5 tackles for loss and 3.0 sacks, both team leads, while over six seasons he has piled up 106 tackles, 32 TFL and 12.5 sacks. Coaches describe him as consistent, intense, accountable and a natural leader who keeps working through injury, and his strength numbers underline a power-based style that fits a physical front. He looks like a dependable fit for teams wanting toughness, production and maturity more than flash.[3][4]
