Penn State cornerback John Reid will look for a strong finish to his long Penn State career.
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Just a month away from the 2019 NFL Draft, Shareef Miller leaves Penn State football as a major force in helping the Nittany Lions get back on track.
As fantastic and star-studded as the defensive ends are on the Penn State football team, the defensive tackle spot is the deepest entering 2019.
Penn State running back Miles Sanders has looked strong in his pre-draft workouts and has shot up NFL draft boards.
Penn State head coach James Franklin has had ample year to build his roster through recruiting, it's now time for the Nittany Lions to be yearly contenders.
An eye-popping Penn State football Pro Day performance by senior linebacker Koa Farmer had to turn some NFL scouts' heads.
Penn State football has a crowded backfield heading to spring practice for the 2019 season.
For three seasons Tommy Stevens and Michael Robinson had to wait to lead Penn State football. Now, Stevens looks to mimic Robinson's final year.
Penn State football has its fair share of fun-to-watch quarterbacks over its history. Some of whom led the Nittany Lions to successful seasons.
Passes rarely hit the ground in Penn State football's Pro Day Tuesday. NFL Draft-bound QB Trace McSorley connected on all but four of his 53 pass attempts.
Several former Penn State football players had the opportunity Tuesday to show off in front of representatives from NFL teams.
Penn State football will look to get some questions on the defensive line answered during spring practice.
Penn State football was favored in the Citrus Bowl, but came up short in the end.
Penn State head coach James Franklin discussed several interesting topics ahead of the start of spring practice.
Penn State football's Yetur Gross-Matos, the top pass rusher from 2018, returns to terrorize Big Ten offenses for what's likely going to be his final year.
The last time Penn State football found itself at the end of a great run, it didn't find the answer at QB. This time, the Nittany Lions have options.
Home had not been a friendly place for Penn State football heading into the big matchup with the Iowa Hawkeyes.
A few teams asked Penn State football quarterback Trace McSorley to work out at DB. Apparently, they need a refresher on the greatest passer in PSU history.
A former four-star running back and member of the Notre Dame football program could help Penn State football in 2019.
Penn State is well-represented by seven members in Indianapolis at the 2019 NFL Combine.