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Penn State Football: Which freshman 5-star will make the biggest impact in 2022?

By Alec Whitaker

Penn State freshman running backs Nicholas Singleton (10) and Kaytron Allen share a laugh together as they warm up before the 2022 Blue-White game at Beaver Stadium on Saturday, April 23, 2022, in State College.Hes Dr 042322 Bluewhite
Penn State freshman running backs Nicholas Singleton (10) and Kaytron Allen share a laugh together as they warm up before the 2022 Blue-White game at Beaver Stadium on Saturday, April 23, 2022, in State College.Hes Dr 042322 Bluewhite /
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Dani Dennis-Sutton warms up for track practice at McDonogh School in Baltimore County, Maryland.042622 Pmk Dani Dennis Sutton
Dani Dennis-Sutton warms up for track practice at McDonogh School in Baltimore County, Maryland.042622 Pmk Dani Dennis Sutton /

Dani Dennis-Sutton

Dani Dennis-Sutton was rated as the No. 7 defensive lineman in the country for the 2022 recruiting cycle.

He is already physically imposing, being listed at 6-foot-5 and 254 pounds on Penn State’s roster. For a defensive end, that’s great size. Keep in mind Dennis-Sutton has only been on campus for two months, he will likely continue to add muscle throughout his years at Penn State.

Dennis-Sutton is physically ready to play, but of course there’s more to it than just that. The game is faster, and his techniques may need some tweaks and adjustments.

Regardless, Dennis-Sutton should find some time at defensive end this season. There are a bunch of guys in front of him as of right now. They include Nick Tarburton, Adisa Isaac, Chop Robinson, Smith Vilbert and Amin Vanover.

Dennis-Sutton will likely start the season as a third stringer. He will still see action though, as Penn State likes to rotate its defensive linemen in order to keep them fresh for an entire game.

2022 Impact: Moderate

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