Max Bredeson Dynasty Value

Five seasons at Michigan as a walk-on turned two-time captain, transitioning from tight end to the fullback role that earned him the 2025 LowMan Trophy as the nation's top fullback. 6'2" and 250 pounds with 54 career games and 18 starts, contributing 12 receptions for 132 yards while ranking first among 869 FBS skill players in PFF run-blocking grade in 2025. Michigan scored 49.6 percent more touchdowns when Bredeson was on the field, and he was on the field for 20 of the Wolverines' 44 touchdowns in 2025 across 310 offensive snaps. Did not test at the combine due to a foot injury. The blocking pedigree is real — his brother Ben was an All-American guard at Michigan before a five-year NFL career. R5.159 for a true fullback whose elite run-blocking, leadership, and special teams value profile as a long-term NFL roster contributor.