11
Olaivavega Ioane
Penn State
BIG TEN
6’4”328 lb22 yo
Heavy-handed trench bully with room to get scarier.
Best Comparison
Tyler Booker
Penn State Nittany Lions
BIG-TEN Conference
Program Strength: Edge rushers and linebackers with NFL athleticism.
Offensive Takeaway: Balanced attack with strong run efficiency.
Defensive Takeaway: Top-10 pressure unit; disciplined secondary play.
How NFL Views Them: Defensive prospects highly valued; offensive skill players rising.
Notable Previous Draft Picks: Micah Parsons, Saquon Barkley, Joey Porter Jr.
Drafted Round 1 Pick 14
Drafted Round 4 Pick 20
66
Dani Dennis-Sutton
Penn State
BIG TEN
6’5”265 lb21 yo
Power-based bully who needs a changeup pitch.
Best Comparison
Zach Harrison
Drafted Round 5 Pick 11
97
Zakee Wheatley
Penn State
BIG TEN
6’2”202 lb24 yo
Tackle machine with length and legit back-end range.
Best Comparison
JT Woods
Drafted Round 3 Pick 12
111
Drew Allar
Penn State
BIG TEN
6’5”235 lb21 yo
When clean, he's maybe the cohort's cleanest QB.
Best Comparison
Kyle Trask
Drafted Round 5 Pick 25
122
Nicholas Singleton
Penn State
BIG TEN
6’0”224 lb22 yo
Big Ten burner with underrated grind-it-out gear.
Best Comparison
Cam Akers
Drafted Round 5 Pick 41
125
Zane Durant
Penn State
BIG TEN
6’1”287 lb23 yo
Fire-hydrant penetrator strapped to a rocket booster.
Best Comparison
Tonka Hemingway
Drafted Round 6 Pick 6
141
Kaytron Allen
Penn State
BIG TEN
5’11”219 lb21 yo
Relentless bumper-car hammer who never ceded the backfield.
Best Comparison
Jerome Ford
Drafted Round 4 Pick 12
145
Drew Shelton
Penn State
BIG TEN
6’5”306 lb22 yo
Best Comparison
Myles Hinton