2022 Season Countdown: #86 Max Bredeson

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19Jun 2022
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2022 Season Countdown: #86 Max Bredeson

Max Bredeson (image via Twitter)

Name: Max Bredeson
Height:
6’2″
Weight:
222 lbs.
High school:
Hartland (WI) Arrowhead
Position:
Tight end
Class:
Redshirt freshman
Jersey number:
#82
Last year:
I ranked Bredeson #127 and said he would redshirt (LINK). He played in one game.
TTB Rating:
N/A

Bredeson is the younger brother of former Michigan offensive guard Ben Bredeson, who was a 4th round draft pick of the Ravens and is now with the Giants. Max came to Michigan as a preferred walk-on, and to get on the field as a true freshman walk-on – even though it was in a blowout against Northern Illinois – is a pretty cool feat.

Max caught a couple passes in the spring game, and he looks like a decent athlete. The tough part for him is that Michigan has a bunch of quality tight ends, including three seniors (Erick All, Joel Honigford, Luke Schoonmaker) who are going to get a ton of reps. Perhaps the roster will shake out over the next couple years where Bredeson might get more of an opportunity, for right now, he will probably have to just accept the leftover snaps in blowouts.

Prediction: Backup tight end

2May 2021
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2021 Season Countdown: #127 Max Bredeson

Max Bredeson (image via Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

Name: Max Bredeson
Height:
6’2″
Weight:
225 lbs.
High school:
Hartland (WI) Arrowhead
Position:
Quarterback
Class:
Freshman
Jersey number:
N/A
Last year:
Bredeson was a senior in high school. He had 822 passing yards, 711 rushing yards, and 14 total touchdowns.
TTB Rating:
N/A

Bredeson is the younger brother of former Michigan offensive guard Ben Bredeson (now with the Baltimore Ravens) and Michigan baseball player Jack Bredeson. Despite being from Wisconsin, it’s a maize and blue family. So it was not a surprise that when Max was offered a preferred walk-on spot, he accepted.

Max Bredeson the player is a solid high school athlete, but he does not have outstanding arm strength or mobility. The chances of him turning into a major player at the FBS level are slim, but he could be a valuable scout team quarterback or backup down the road.

Prediction: Redshirt