How did four former Penn State Football players perform in the Reese’s Senior Bowl?
By Nick Kreiser
Jordan Stout (punter):
On Jordan Stout’s first punt of the day, he let loose on a 75-yarder that totally flipped the field position, just like he did so often for Penn State Football.
— Penn State Football (@PennStateFball) February 5, 2022
His second opportunity came with the wind in his face, so he was only to muster a 37-yard punt, but the punt had enough hang time to force a fair catch.
Stout had another beauty on his third punt of the day, when he pinned the American Team deep at their own five-yard line.
The former Nittany Lion punter and kicker also had the duties of being the holder on extra points and field goals for Iowa State kicker Andrew Melvis.
He may not get drafted, as most specialists do not, but Jordan Stout made a great case for himself to be picked up as an undrafted free agent and given a shot to win the punting job for an NFL squad.