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- Injury: Two Penn State starters remain questionable for Saturday's Big Ten opener against Wisconsin, according to the Big Ten's mandatory availability report.

- Injury: Penn State will be without WR Koby Howard against Wisconsin on Saturday.

- Penn State slot receiver Koby Howard is out indefinitely with an unspecified injury entering the 2026 Wisconsin game. Lions247's unofficial chart lists Zay Robinson ahead of Logan Cunningham in the slot with Howard removed. That is the outlet's projected order, not a staff-issued depth chart, return timetable or guaranteed snap allocation. - Penn State cornerback Tyler Armstead is listed as out for the 2026 Wisconsin game after playing in the first quarter against Buffalo. The report says he was seen afterward with a cast on his left arm or wrist. It supplies no specific diagnosis or return timetable and does not announce a replacement or new cornerback rotation. - Penn State safety Omarion Davis is listed as probable for the 2026 Wisconsin game after missing the first three games of the season. That upgrades the outlook for his availability, but does not confirm a game appearance, establish full health or specify a defensive or special-teams workload.

- Injury: I love the staff, but it perpexed me a bit why Z was returning punts at all once the game was out of reach.

- WR/LB: Would have never imagined saying this the past few years, but I actually think WR is one of our deeper positions.

- WR/LB: the past staff had no clue how to use a WR Malik McCain is an nfl player and the staff got zilch out of him there should be a drop-off without koby but bret...

- Injury: TWo of Penn State's top players are out for the Lions' game with Wisconson on Saturday.

- Injury: We don't know how long he is out for.

- Injury: You do it the same way you would another skill position other than QB, by committee.

- Injury: The depth at WR is unknown, but I guess we'll find out.

- QB/WR: Honestly definitely sucks to lose him, but our wr/qb/te as of now is way better combination even without him than we have had in many years.

- Injury: If this was a normal year under BGJ, I would be concerned.

- Injury: First availability report of the year: PROBABLE S Omarion Davis QUESTIONABLE LB Cam Smith CB Christian Askew OL Brock Riker OL Dominic Rulli WR Ethan Black TE Andrew Rappleyea DOUBTFUL n/a OUT WR Koby...

- At Penn State's 2026 Wisconsin-week presser, Matt Campbell said Brock Riker had practiced and that Saturday's handling of him helped put him in position for full-go Tuesday work. Andrew Rappleyea was still limited and questionable despite being at practice; Campbell did not clear him to play. - Campbell said Penn State's Tyler Armstead was questionable after being dinged up against Buffalo. Armstead has contributed heavily on special teams and earned early cornerback snaps through his practice work, but that expanded opportunity was not a declaration of full health or a permanent starting role. - Campbell said Penn State receiver Brett Elskildsen had been limited over the previous two weeks after getting dinged up. He praised the receiver's production when available but gave no return date, diagnosis or assurance of an unrestricted workload against Wisconsin.

- WR: Penn State wide receiver Koby Howard won't suit up against Wisconsin https:// mrf.lu/2SPfS

- QB/WR: Its not an ideal situation losing him for possibly a few games (nothing determined yet), but I'm not concerned about our WR room to be honest.

- WR: Penn State redshirt freshman Zay Robinson has emerged as a playmayer as a wideout and a return man.

- Penn State is set to take on Wisconsin on Saturday, September 26 at West Shore Home Field at Beaver Stadium. - Kickoff is set for 5 p.m. on Peacock for the Homecoming matchup. - Penn State Game Day Central Opens in a new window

- QB/RB: Overall A minus Would have been an A except for 8 penalties for 96 yards Offense A QB A minus Completion percentage could have been better O Line A minus.

- Pick/market: 14 Penn State's 2026 non-conference finale against Buffalo at Beaver Stadium was notable in that any number of Nittany Lions could have been considered team MVP.

- Penn State totaled 573 yards in its 55-13 win over Buffalo. Rocco Becht completed 11 of 19 passes with two touchdowns, while Koby Howard produced 115 receiving yards and a TD, his third straight 2026 game with a 30-plus-yard reception and a touchdown catch. - James Peoples scored two touchdowns, Andrew Rappelya added a receiving TD, and Cam Wallace broke a 59-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. The recap documents scoring contributions, not a new backfield or tight-end depth order. - Kooper Ebel led Penn State with five tackles and a sack. Ikenna Ezeogu and Marcus Neal Jr. recovered fumbles, and the Nittany Lions converted giveaways into 14 points.