former Penn tight end who evolved into a starting fullback
Miran’s Penn profile shows a versatile, physical offensive piece: he spent three seasons at tight end before becoming Penn’s starting fullback as a senior, and he finished his career with 12 catches for 62 yards and a touchdown, suggesting a role player who could be trusted in multiple spots and in the dirty-work game. That kind of positional flexibility and willingness to adapt is the differentiator here; the stat line is modest, but the usage hints at reliability, toughness, and coach trust rather than flashy production.
