Bryson Duckworth brings **size-first, developmental upside** to Gardner-Webb’s tight end room
At **6-5, 230**, the graduate transfer/upperclassman profile gives Gardner-Webb a big-bodied TE with clear matchup potential, and ESPN lists him with at least one recorded receiving stat, suggesting he has begun contributing in the passing game.[5][6] His appeal is less about gaudy production than *frame, catch radius, and red-zone utility*—the kind of athlete who can help if your offense values alignment flexibility and physical targets over polished volume. Publicly available sources provide limited recent stat detail, so the main differentiator is his projectable body type and experience rather than a proven high-output résumé.[5][6]
