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Scholarship-caliber traits for Division II and NAIA programs, with room to climb through continued development.

Scholarship traits at the FCS level, with room to climb through continued development and film.

Starter-caliber traits for a Power 4 program (SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, ACC). Squarely on major-conference radars.

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A big, physical offensive tackle who's grown into a two-way role. Has leaned out and lost some bad weight over the last year. He carries his 310 pounds well and looks all of the 6-foot-4 he's listed at. He has a solid frame and adequate length. There's no verified wingspan or arm length on him, but he doesn't look deficient in those areas.

Duval has better play strength than weight room strength. He can play a power game and physically overwhelm opposing tackles and rush ends. He plays a physical game; there is nothing soft about his play style. He's looking to manhandle his opponent at the point of attack and bury him into the ground.

He's able to finish and is a dominant run blocker at the point of attack. There are multiple plays of him driving his man 10 yards down the field before planting him in the turf like he's working a blocking sled. Run blocking is Duval's biggest strength as a lineman. He's a powerful, straight-ahead drive blocker who uses his hands well, does a nice job staying engaged and keeps his feet moving. 

Would like to see him bend more at the knees and hips rather than at the waist. Doing so will allow him to play with better leverage and pad level. Again, the encouraging thing is he looks more flexible in his early senior clips.

Overall, Duval's agility and athleticism are the biggest areas he needs to keep developing. He's a bit lumbering in how he moves, so becoming more fluid and sudden will take his game to a much higher level.

Duval has also been showing improvement as a pass protector with improved lateral mobility and ability to mirror opposing speed rushers. He looks more balanced and coordinated moving in space, and his punch can stun an opposing pass rusher, immediately knocking a defender off balance and helping him quickly gain the upper hand in protection. He's even more effective in pass-pro at guard than at tackle, though he has improved his feet and lateral mobility as a senior working outside as well. At guard, he plays with such a wide base and quick hands that he's tough to get around, and he anchors well against bull rushers, staying technically sound, setting up well, and holding his ground without getting pushed backward. He doesn't have elite short-area quickness moving in space but isn't deficient either, and he can be susceptible to counter moves against quicker edge rushers, which is another reason his upside looks stronger as an interior lineman.

Duval is currently being recruited at the NAIA level, but he has a higher ceiling than that. The junior tape shows an NAIA recruit because of the lack of athleticism, but the senior tape improvement should allow him to get recruited more at the FCS level and even by some Group of Six programs. He has a college frame and aggression. He's a tough kid who has some nastiness in him. His game is trending in the right direction, and he's a player definitely worth monitoring the rest of the season.

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