Chris Brunemann offers WKU a depth-piece tight end with limited but efficient production
Brunemann is a Western Kentucky tight end whose current college production has been modest — 2 catches for 12 yards and no touchdowns — but his value is more about roster fit and role than volume stats. He brings a local Kentucky background and enough versatility to stay on the field as a depth option in the tight end room, which matters for teams looking for a low-drama, scheme-ready contributor rather than a featured pass catcher.[1][2]
