44 for 44: Kyle Brady

“If there’s a better blocking tight end in the country, I haven’t seen him.” -Joe Paterno Penn State hasn’t produced too many tight ends, but the careers of a special few maintain a legacy. Last year, we saw Mickey Shuler block and Andrew Quarless catch passes, but it wasn’t too long ago that the Nittany Lions have one who did both pretty damn well. Today’s member of the 44 for 44 is Kyle Brady. Kyle Brady’s path to stardom began in Camp Hill, Pa, at Cedar Cliff High School.  Fitting in at offensive tackle, Brady worked his way up the recruiting boards, eventually becoming the mega-prospect every school dreams of having.  A Parade All-American, a USA Today All-American, the Gatorade Player of the Year from Pennsylvania, and the Bobby Dodd Award winner as high school’s best offensive lineman, Kyle Brady could’ve gone to any school in the country. He chose to stay home, and go to Penn State. And Brady soon found that his hig...