Penn State held is annual Pro Day in Holuba Hall on campus Wednesday, as dozens of pro scouts descended on Happy Valley to check out nearly 20 Nittany Lions who are eligible for the 2026 NFL Draft. This is our photo gallery from the morning event.
All eyes were on quarterback Drew Allar, who had a lengthy throwing session for the NFL personnel as he continues to work his way back from an injury that ended his senior season. Likely first-round pick and offensive lineman Vega Ioane did drills but did not test, which was also the case for standout defensive end Dani Dennis-Sutton, defensive lineman Zane Durant and running back Kaytron Allen.
Running back Nick Singleton was on hand but did not do any field work as he continued to mend from a broken foot sustained while preparing for the Senior Bowl. But plenty of Lions did test, including safety Zakee Wheatley and a quartet of wide receivers.
As usual, a host of former Penn Staters who performed at previous Pro Days were in the house, including Olu Fashanu and Sean Clifford (supporting his younger brother Liam). New head coach Matt Campbell and many of his staffers made the scene, too, as did a bunch of current players.
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