Garrett Harrold brings versatile, high-motor value to Duquesne at tight end
Garrett Harrold looks like a useful **multi-role TE** for Duquesne: a former high-usage playmaker who has shown he can contribute as a passer, runner, and defender, which points to toughness, athleticism, and field awareness rather than a one-dimensional profile.[1][8] His earlier production at Penn Cambria included 1,676 passing yards and 14 passing touchdowns as a freshman, plus strong all-around impact, suggesting a competitor who can handle pressure and create mismatches in space.[8] For a team, that makes him appealing as a flexible, high-IQ fit if you want versatility and special-teams value over pure size-based possession TE traits.[1][2]
