Brady Prieskorn is one of the nation’s top tight end recruits in the 2024 class, but he doesn’t strive to make a name for himself. However, Prieskorn is a four-star talent, and it’s difficult to hide, especially given his stature of 6-foot-6 and 235 pounds.
Arriving at the Rochester Adams High School cafeteria on Wednesday afternoon to celebrate his formal signing with the University of Michigan football program earlier in the day, he stood out readily.
The early signing period has begun, allowing high school football players in the 2024 recruiting class to formally commit to NCAA Division I colleges. Michigan recruits can begin submitting their National Letters of Intent on Wednesday at 7 a.m. and continue until Friday at 11:59 p.m.
possesses a broad range of skills. Physically fit, willing blocker with plenty of room to grow into his frame, he puts forth a lot of effort and already demonstrates functional strength. possesses split-out skills and the ability to run routes and catch passes like a wide receiver. demonstrates agility and twitch off the line. excellent at changing directions for a large man, however this may lead to disunity.
Follows the ball and effortlessly gathers passes that escape his body. Despite his team’s offensive scheme, he did not generate flashy high school stats. However, he has been a big-play danger for a fantastic program and excels at many small tasks. Although he has played more solo and standing than hand down, he possesses the equipment and abilities to truly play any role in a range of sets.
