An elusive dual-threat quarterback with natural arm talent and big-play ability, Duckett was fantastic this fall for a Sprayberry team that is back to its winning ways. Duckett was an easy addition to the 2026 rankings after combining for over 2,000 yards through the air and on the ground this season. He also threw for 19 touchdowns and ran for seven more. He was one of the top quarterbacks in the area and led the Yellow Jackets to a strong season. He’s currently committed to play at the Citadel and is now ranked as the No. 30 QB prospect in the state for the 2026 class.

Duckett is a true dual-threat QB who we can expect to contribute more with his legs than his arm at The Citadel. He is plenty equipped as a passer to handle what they want to do. He moves the pocket, has a long, natural delivery, and has flashes of touch to the deep area of the field. Duckett is a playmaker as a runner. He has a stout, RB-like frame, which adds durability as a runner. He can break down defenders, high step, weave, and handle plenty of athletic responsibilities as a playmaker in space. It’s hard to draw up a better scheme fit for what The Citadel does offensively.

A dynamic dual-threat quarterback from Marietta still flying under the radar, Duckett may not bring ideal size or arm strength, but he’s a playmaker who understands his job and can make plays in different ways. He’s one of the more athletic quarterbacks in Cobb County who also knows how to make big plays with his arm. During a week two win over Etowah, Duckett made plays all night long with his his arm and his legs, throwing for 214 yards and three touchdowns while rushing for 152 yards and one more score. He’s safe and efficient with the football but knows how to take off when he has the opportunity to do so. He has a chance to be one of the best in Cobb County this year and will see a new Prep Redzone ranking come his way when the next rankings are updated.