Harvard’s 6'4", 240-pound tight end turned reliable red-zone target
Braunecker’s Harvard résumé points to a classic tight end value set: size, catch radius, and proven production, finishing his Crimson career with 68 receptions for 1,168 yards and 10 touchdowns[6]. At 6-foot-4 and about 240 pounds, he brings the frame to win contested catches and hold up as an in-line option, making him a fit for teams that want a dependable, assignment-sound TE rather than a pure speed mismatch[1][6]. The biggest context: he is now a former pro who left football for medical school, so he is best viewed as a past-prospect profile rather than a current college athlete[4][2].
