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- 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.

- TE: Despite the overhaul of the coaching staff and roster, Penn State's tight end unit still looks to be one of the best in the nation and a major reason for optimism in the offense...

- WR: Khalil Taylor picked up the Penn State hat in front of him and tossed it.

- RB: ICYMI: Quick reminder about 5-year, age-based eligibility and what it means for Penn State....

- TE: Former Penn State TE Theo Johnson makes the Game 4 celebs list.

- Penn State: The 50-1 value case is schedule-driven: if Penn State can reach the Big Ten title game through a softer route and the defense holds up, the number is bigger than the path implies.

- QB: SIGNED POSTER GIVEAWAY Follow QB @RoccoBecht Follow @ROARPlusPSU Repost to WIN!

- Entering camp with five starting positions on the offensive line up for grabs, Matt Campbell, in his opening press conference, highlighted that he is excited to see the battle for each spot between the offensive line group throughout the spring and into the fall.

- TJ Sheffield caught 54 passes for 505 yards while Skyler Bell grabbed 54 balls for 860 yards and 5 touchdowns to lead the team.

- Penn State running back transition: Penn State loses both Nick Singleton and Kaytron Allen; James Peoples transferred from Ohio State (beaten out by Bo Jackson) to fill the void, though Carson Hanson is expected to be the top option. - Penn State (Spring Game): Wrapping spring without a full spring game (spring practice instead); running back committee with James Peoples (Ohio State transfer) and Carson Hanson after losses of Singleton and Allen; Rocco Becht balanced backfield approach; focus on offensive line health and transfer integration rather than game conclusions.

- 247Sports has Penn State portal RB as No. - 25 RB, 291 overall; seems underrated.

- WR: Lions have signed WR Cedrick Wilson.

- Penn State lacks QB depth too, so why isn't Bourque interested there?

- Early wealth without proving anything hinders QB development; explains heavy portal QB movement.

- Becht impressed by Penn State WR group's talent, work ethic, questions; excited for extra reps post-spring.

- Injury: Penn State announced the passing of longtime director of athletic medicine Dr.

- QB: You don’t get what you deserve, you get what you negotiate.

- Overrecruit OL/DL—hard portal positions requiring ground-up development and retention over buying.

- Penn State highlights tight ends Cooper Alexander, Brian Kortovich, slot receiver Zay Robinson.

- QB dominos fun to track—Penn State coaches pursue Will Wood with multiple in-homes.

- Slot corner #2 option behind Zion in Penn State secondary depth chart.

- Starting QB will increasingly come from portal regardless of Wood/Borque landing.

- RB: Penn State RB room post-spring: Lions have enticing options but just one proven vet

- Penn State depth chart post-spring; O-line has significant moving parts.