Penn State Pro Day set for March 18

Penn State will hold on‑campus workouts inside Holuba Hall and the Lasch Football Building ([247sports.com)], venues NFL teams use to re‑test measurable traits and position drills ahead of the April draft window ([pff.com)]. Former starter Drew Allar threw during the NFL Scouting Combine’s on‑field session, a key follow‑up after his broken left ankle that required surgery on Oct. 15, 2025 ([pennlive.com)]. Edge rusher Dani Dennis‑Sutton turned heads at the Combine with a 4.63‑second 40, a 1.63‑second 10‑yard split, a 39.5‑inch vertical and a 10‑11 broad jump — numbers scouts say have pushed him up draft boards entering Pro Day ([pff.com)]. Guard Vega “Vega” Ioane enters Pro Day as a consensus first‑round interior prospect, with multiple outlets projecting him as a Day‑One pick and detailed scouting grades praising his 6'4", roughly 330‑pound frame and pass‑proficiency ([247sports.com)]. Running back Kaytron Allen — who finished his Penn State career as the program’s all‑time rushing leader with 3,954 yards — did limited testing at the Combine and is expected to complete or clarify his measurables in State College during Pro Day ([nittanylionswire.usatoday.com)]. Safety Zakee Wheatley completed only the broad jump (10'2") and vertical (32.5") at the Combine and figures to use Pro Day for extra on‑field drills and position work that scouts will weigh for coverage profile evaluations ([onwardstate.com)]. Pro Football Focus’ post‑Combine three‑round mock listed five Penn State players among its selections — underscoring why teams will send evaluators to Holuba Hall: Pro Day results could confirm or alter those projected slots before the April draft ([247sports.com)].