Penn State pro day pop
Penn State rolled out an updated roster ahead of spring practice that highlights offensive‑line weight gains and other tweaks as spring camp opens next week ( ). At Thursday’s pro day 17 of 20 prospects worked and safety Zaki Wheatley posted a 4.11 shuttle and a 6.89 three‑cone — measurables scouts flagged as boosting his NFL versatility profile ( ).
Caleb Brewer, listed at 312 pounds this spring, is the biggest offensive-line mover on Penn State’s update, showing a 24‑pound gain since the prior roster release. (on3.com)) Owen Aliciene’s roster weight rose 20 pounds to 275 this cycle, and Eagan Boyer is up 10 pounds to 290, moves the coaching staff flagged as part of line‑room retooling. (on3.com)) The program also finalized position and number changes ahead of spring; LaVar Arrington II is listed at defensive end after the latest update. (usatoday.com)) Twenty Nittany Lions were on campus for Wednesday’s Pro Day, with the group including Drew Allar, Dani Dennis‑Sutton, Nolan Rucci, Vega Ioane, Kaytron Allen and Trebor Peña among those who met with NFL staff. (247sports.com)) Several top names limited their on‑field work: Drew Allar stuck to passing drills, Kaytron Allen also did not perform full on‑field testing, Vega Ioane suited up but did not work out, and Nick Singleton logged bench reps but sat out running drills with an injury. (draftinsiders.com)) Wideout Trebor Peña posted a 4.52‑second 40-yard dash with a 35.5‑inch vertical and a 6.90 three‑cone, while linebacker Dominic DeLuca ran a 4.63 40 with a 4.30 shuttle — numbers Penn State’s staff and NFL evaluators noted in Holuba Hall. (gopsusports.com)) Penn State’s pro day drew substantial NFL interest, with coverage noting scouts from more than half of the league were in attendance to view the 20 prospects. (onwardstate.com))
