Four Duke Devil football players made Phil Steele’s Preseason All-American and All-ACC teams, according to an announcement by the organization.

Duke’s lone All-America selection was punter Kade Reynoldson, who earned All-American Second Team honors after recording 44.61 yards per punt last season, good for the eighth-highest punting average in a season in Duke history.

The Australian native punted 44 times for 1,963 yards in 2025-26, landing 21 of his boots inside the opponent's 20-yard line, a mark that ranked fourth in the country.

Tight end Jeremiah Hasley earned First Team All-ACC honors after hauling in 454 receiving yards last season. That mark ranked him 22nd nationally and third in the conference.

Running back Nate Sheppard earned an All-ACC Second Team nod after being named to the Second Team All-ACC after his freshman season last year. The sophomore out of Mandeville, Louisiana, is one of only three returning backs in the conference to have rushed for 10 or more touchdowns in 2025.

Duke’s final nod went to center Matt Craycraft, who was named to the Third Team.

The Blue Devils’ returning starter at center has had quite the career as he enters his redshirt senior season in Durham. The Dallas, Texas native was one of five recipients of the team’s Duke Tough Award, which is presented to the football student-athlete who “personifies the physical and mental toughness required to be a Blue Devil.”

These preseason recognitions for the defending ACC Champions add a steady boost as Duke begins preparations for a title defense.

This article originally appeared on Duke Wire: Duke football places four players on Phil Steele preseason lists