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Adam’s positive energy is evident the second you meet him. He is a great football mind, a leader and an advocate for what he believes in. Whether it’s in the media or business, Adam is a rockstar. He’s one of the most dynamic people I know.
— Mike Gesicki, Miami Dolphins tight end and Penn State football All-American
Adam Breneman is one of the most recognizable faces in media for college football fans. Breneman has built a loyal and engaged following of Gen-Z & millennial college football fans who trust his analysis and opinions. He has a following on social media of over 400,000 and averages over 14 million video views per month on social media.
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Adam is a co-founder of Mercury: The College Sports Co., a venture-backed sports media company that is changing the way fans interact with their favorite teams and players. Breneman is also a college football analyst and broadcaster for ESPN, Big Ten Network and CBS.

He hosts the Next Up Podcast with Adam Breneman, where he interviews prominent figures and experts on topics related to college football. He also founded the Blue Chip Journal, a weekly newsletter with over 15,000 subscribers that delivers his opinion and news on all things college football, NIL, and recruiting. He is a recognized leader and authority on NIL in national media.

During his playing career, Breneman was a 5-star recruit and the No. 1 ranked tight end in the nation. He began his college career at Penn State where he earned Freshman All- American honors and still holds the record for longest touchdown by a tight end in PSU history. After facing injuries, Breneman transferred to UMass, where he became a 2x All-American, led the nation in receptions by a tight end, and a 2x John Mackey Award Semi-finalist. From 2020-2021, Breneman was the tight ends coach at Arizona State University under the legendary coach and media personality Herm Edwards.

While at ASU, Adam was regarded as one of the best recruiters in college football, and was named to 247Sports.com’s 30 Under 30 list. He was the youngest position coach in Power 5 football.