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Brahmer, who is coming off a career year at Iowa State, will follow his head coach Matt Campbell to Penn State ahead of the 2026 season. 2024: Played in eight games, making two starts. Injury in UCF game, shortened his season. All-Big 12 honorable mention. Had 10 receptions for 179 yards and one touchdown. Had a season-high three catches for a career-best 73 yards against Arkansas State. Caught a 10-yard touchdown from Rocco Becht against Baylor and finished with two receptions for 49 yards. 2023: Played in all 13 games, making two starts as a true freshman. Earned Freshman All-American honors from multiple outlets. Broke the ISU true freshman tight end record with 28 receptions. Had two touchdowns on 352 yards, a 12.6 yard per catch average.
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1-12 (12.0) got the first down vs #21 USC. At 6'6, 255, he is the heavy inline anchor for Bielema's run game, but keep an eye on his red-zone usage. He's a former highly-productive high school QB who racked up 34 total touchdowns and a State Finals appearance. Lunney Jr. Is weaponizing Abney's 4.56/9 wheels and his QB's spatial awareness to execute play-action delay routes inside the 10. Defenses get stuck in a lose-lose personnel trap trying to account for Abney's size. Low overall volume, but he's primed to be an elite red-zone touchdown specialist. Worth a deep dive before camp kicks off. Amazing athletic traits and fast. And Nice Dad!
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