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Podcast Note Cover 3 College Football May 13 96% confidence 80 signal injuries ↗
Podcast: Early 2026 Penn State Season Preview | Cover 3 Summer School
- Rocco Becht was not fully available after surgery on his non-throwing shoulder and a prior AC-joint sprain in his throwing shoulder, but he established himself as the offense's leader during player-led winter work. - Penn State imported tight ends Ben Brahmer and Gabe Burkle, while Andrew Rappleyea was limited by injury after showing late-season promise in 2025. - Zay Robinson worked both in the slot and outside during spring, giving the staff a high-upside option in a receiver room that needs more reliable production. - Malachi Goodman materially improved his standing with a strong offseason and spring, adding an internal development win to a heavily rebuilt roster.
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