the experienced Duke guard who helped anchor a sturdy front
In the 2016 season, Tanner Stone was a veteran Duke offensive guard who started every game at right guard and helped an offensive front that powered Duke’s balanced attack, including four games with 200 rushing yards and 200 passing yards[1]. His value was reliability: he was a two-year starter, logged 31 career games with 25 straight starts to finish, and earned two Academic All-ACC honors, which points to a disciplined, high-IQ lineman[1][8]. If a team wants a steady, assignment-sound interior blocker with a strong academic/work-ethic profile, Stone fits the mold.
