Penn State’s do-everything glue guy with real football IQ
In the 2011 season, Joe Suhey wasn’t a volume-star back, but he was a valuable Penn State chess piece: a pass-catching fullback/running back who chipped in 12 catches for 101 yards, 51 rushing yards, and a touchdown while helping power the run game for Silas Redd. Penn State described him as a valuable commodity on offense and special teams, and he brought a rare mix of versatility, toughness, and high-end academics, earning Academic All-Big Ten honors. If your team wants a selfless, reliable, multi-role player rather than a feature-back headline grabber, Suhey fits that bill nicely.
