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- Purdue defensive-line coach Kelvin Green views Curt Neal as the room's veteran leader because of his prior Big Ten experience and consistent example, while TJ Lindsey is expected to be a vital piece of the 2026 rotation. - Ian Jeffries made a notable physical jump after a full spring, summer and fall in Purdue's program, adding size and strength while improving his movement. - Portal additions Wisdom Simms and Rodney Lora give Purdue's defensive front more size and mass without sacrificing an attacking, physical style, and both have impressed the staff with their willingness to learn. - Purdue does not have a fixed defensive-line rotation size and plans to mix personnel by situation; true freshman Kobe Cherry is already difficult to move and has stood out for his coachability.

- More than a full week in to fall camp, Purdue is going to hit the field this weekend for its first scrimmage. - It's an opportunity for head coach Barry Odom and his staff to get an early look at his team in a game-like setting. - It's still early in fall camp, with Purdue completing its seventh practice on Friday. - There are plenty of questions the Boilermakers need answered...

- Interviews: Coach Clark | Justin Denson Jr. | Jaden Mangham | John Slaughter WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Purdue Football took the field on Tuesday morning (August 11) and completed practice just prior to storms hitting the Greater Lafayette area. - Tuesday’s post-practice session featured defensive backs coach Charles Clark , in his second season at Purdue, who added the title of defensive passing game coordinator ahead of the 2026...