Penn State's Pro Day provided an opportunity for players who weren't invited to the NFL Scouting Combine. Several Nittany Lions took advantage.

NFL teams have asked him about the impressive moments during his college career. Warren would rather not say too much about himself.

Penn State football held its annual Pro Day Friday. Bob Flounders and Max Ralph wrap up the events from the day. PSU’s top two prospects, defensive end Abdul Carter and tight end Tyler Warren chose not to participate,

Tyler Warren has been one of the cornerstones of the Penn State Nittany Lions offense for nearly as long as he’s been with the school. Warren, who started at Penn State in 2020, played his entire five-year college career with the Nittany Lions.

But the dynamic defensive end, the headliner of the Penn State football Pro Day workouts in Holuba Hall, will not work out, after all, as he continues injury rehab, according to a report from senior ESPN reporter Adam Schefter.

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Penn State football has a strong group of players getting ready for the upcoming NFL Draft in late April. Friday was a chance for them to showcase their talents in front of NFL scouts at the teams annual Pro Day.

Throughout their storied history as a program, the Nittany Lions have had 10 years where they have had multiple first round picks in the same draft.

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