Steady, Experienced, and Still a Sneaky Pass-Game Threat for MSU
In the 2024 season, Brennan Parachek gave Michigan State a dependable TE2 profile, posting 8 catches for 63 yards while playing all 12 games and starting three, and in 2025 he missed time after Week 6 with an undisclosed injury but returned to spring practice in 2026[1][7][12]. At 6-5 and about 249-251 pounds, he brings size, special-teams grit, and enough receiving value to matter in the rotation, with coaches and analysts describing him as a useful pass-game piece even if he is not the most complete tight end on the roster[1][12].
