Adam Breneman stuck his neck out after Week 3 saying Missouri QB Beau Pribula "looks like one of the very best quarterbacks in the country," praising the senior for "making plays with his legs and with his arm" as the Tigers opened 3-0.
Adam Breneman views Penn State football now through a uniquely personal lens. Though the foundation remains recognizable (Breneman played for Bill O'Brien and was recruited by Joe Paterno), Penn State's program is far different than the one he knew in the 2010s.
Add Adam Breneman to the chorus of college football analysts who believe Penn State is a national-championship contender this season. The former Penn State tight end, now a rising voice in college football media, said Penn State "has everything it takes" to win the College Footall Playoff title.
Adam Breneman has gone from football to politics to coaching to media and he's just 30 years old. The former Penn State tight end calls this version 4.0 of his career, which still is just beginning.
There are mixed opinions on where the Iowa Hawkeyes will finish during the 2025 season. The Hawkeyes enter the season with a reputation as one of the best defensive teams in the nation with a less-than-impressive offense each year.
CBS Sports college football analyst Adam Breneman revealed his College Football Playoff bracket prediction and he has a dream scenario playing out for the Tennessee Vols. Breneman's bracket prediction is based on what he thinks will happen during the upcoming conference championship weekend.
The Tennessee Volunteers NIL collective, The Volunteer Club, has launched its own media platform, Rock Media. The concept behind Rock Media is straightforward but impactful: to offer Tennessee fans high-quality, behind-the-scenes content without any barriers.
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the average American will change careers five to seven times during their lives. Former college football star Adam Breneman is on pace to exceed that stat and he isn't even 30 yet.
In an interview with former Penn State TE Adam Breneman, who was the Big Ten Network’s sideline reporter for this year’s Blue-White Game, fellow former Penn State TE Theo Johnson predicted that he’d go late in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft.