Football NFL Combine Tracker - Penn State Football Edition

[Richie O]

2025 NFL Combine Tracker - Penn State Football Edition

Tracking all the numbers posted by former Penn State Football players the 2025 NFL Combine.

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Kickers, Defensive Linemen, and Linebackers

• Wednesday, Feb. 26: Media availability session, kicking workout
• Thursday, Feb. 27: Measurements and on-field workout
• Friday, Feb. 28: Bench press

Defensive Backs and Tight Ends

• Thursday, Feb. 27: Media availability session
• Friday, Feb. 28: Measurements and on-field workout
• Saturday, March 1: Bench press

Running Backs, Quarterbacks, and Wide Receivers

• Friday, Feb. 28: Media availability session
• Saturday, March 1: Measurements and on-field workout
• Sunday, March 2: Bench press

Offensive Linemen

• Saturday, March 1: Media availability session
• Sunday, March 2: Measurements and on-field workout
• Monday, March 3: Bench press

 

[Richie O]

Linebacker Kobe King

Height: 6006
Weight: 236lbs
Arm: 31 ¼”
Hand: 9 ½”

 

[RickinDayton]

Linebacker Kobe King

Height: 6006
Weight: 236lbs
Arm: 31 ¼”
Hand: 9 ½”

I hope Kobe gets drafted. He really improved the last two years. Perhaps he can become a good backup in the NFL. Not the biggest player but solid instincts and tackling ability.

 

[PSU Soupy]

Do not believe that he will get drafted.......decent run stopper, was exposed on pass coverage. Good College Player where passing is not as exact as the Pro Game.

I hope that he proves me wrong. Played hard.

 

[LandoComando]

I hope Kobe gets drafted. He really improved the last two years. Perhaps he can become a good backup in the NFL. Not the biggest player but solid instincts and tackling ability.

He's going to have to prove he's an elite ST guy since he's really a 1 or 2 down LB. Solid against the run...liability against the pass.

 

[RickinDayton]

He's going to have to prove he's an elite ST guy since he's really a 1 or 2 down LB. Solid against the run...liability against the pass.

Yes, just hoping he can show that special teams niche.

 

[LeatherHelmets]

I didn't see Tyler Warren in the combine events, but could have missed him. Did he opt out?

 

[Lions072]

I didn't see Tyler Warren in the combine events, but could have missed him. Did he opt out?

Yes he opted out.

 

[Richie O]

 

[Lion_Backer]

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Jaylen was probably checking for his official time to be put up at the end of the video but....the look at the end of the video times up with the commentator stating that Reed 'literally' plays with his hair on fire and I half wondered if his look was in response....

 

[Richie O]

Jaylen Reed

Height: 5115 (5-foot-11 5/8th inches)
Weight: 211
Arm: 30 ⅜”
Hand: 9”

 

[Richie O]

Kevin Winston Jr. (didn't participate in drills)

Height: 6014 (6-foot-1 1/2 inches)
Weight: 215
Arm: 32 ½”
Hand: 9 ½”

 

[PSU Soupy]

Lets see with Winston Jr. I imagine he runs at PSU Pro Day.....he will have had 9 months to recover from his injury....... should be healthy. PSU known to have a fast track.

Would not mind seeing the Steelers get him in the 4th round, if he lasts that long. Was 2nd best defender on PSU defense before he was hurt. Would have greatly helped us aginst tOSU and ND.

 

[Richie O]

 

[Richie O]

 

[lazydave841]

Mocks showing Warren as a possible top 10 pick. 1st round for sure? Thoughts?

 

[19333lion]

Mocks showing Warren as a possible top 10 pick. 1st round for sure? Thoughts?

He is now consistently seen as a top 10 pick.

 

[19333lion]

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I would love to see the Eagles nab Jaylen Reed in the 5th round, if he lasts that long. He is a playmaker. I think the Eagles would benefit from another safety.

 

[LMTLION]

KLS ran a 4.38 40. I feel like the wr room suffered without him and cost us games.

 

[lazydave841]

KLS ran a 4.38 40. I feel like the wr room suffered without him and cost us games.

He could have improved the room for sure, but he had his share of disappearances, drops, and inability to get open as well.

 

[voltz99]

KLS ran a 4.38 40. I feel like the wr room suffered without him and cost us games.

Team.improved without him.

How many playoff wins did auburn have this year?

 

[LandoComando]

KLS ran a 4.38 40. I feel like the wr room suffered without him and cost us games.

Speed alone means nothing

 

[LMTLION]

Team.improved without him.

How many playoff wins did auburn have this year?

He would have been our best wr this year. We were an avg wr away from beating osu and nd.

 

[GregInPitt]

He would have been our best wr this year. We were an avg wr away from beating osu and nd.

Exactly, it's sour grapes to fail to realize the talent of KLS. A shame that he left, whatever the reason, and I firmly believe that PSU would have given oh-high-ya a better game in the championship game after beating ND by 2 TD's if KLS was playing in Blue and White last season. In fact PSU would have beaten Oregon in the B10 Championship game and the whole playoff structure would have been different.

Auburn's performance has nothing to do with it as they had other draft choice players and still didn't win games - nothing to do with the talent of the best individual players they had. Colorado didn't make the playoff but that doesn't mean PSU wouldn't have been much better had Travis Hunter been Allar's top target.

 

[voltz99]

He would have been our best wr this year. We were an avg wr away from beating osu and nd.

Doesn't work that way or alabama and Georgia would have been in the final 4.

Did psu beat osu the previous 4 years with kls?

 

[LandoComando]

He would have been our best wr this year. We were an avg wr away from beating osu and nd.

We don't know that...does he catch the ball in the end zone that went for a pick against Ohio State? Probably not. Does he break up the deep ball that was picked against Oregon? Maybe but we don't know. Does he have a catch against ND? Hopefully but I don't know for sure.
I'm not sure why we're trying to make him better than he was. Take a closer look at his numbers this year and when he did most of his damage. He, like our WRs last year, couldn't beat man coverage...

 

[LionFan87b]

Jaylen was probably checking for his official time to be put up at the end of the video but....the look at the end of the video times up with the commentator stating that Reed 'literally' plays with his hair on fire and I half wondered if his look was in response....

I may have missed it, but I don't recall him ever playing with his hair literally on fire. Seems like that would be a safety issue, and possibly even against the rules.

 

[Obliviax]

He is now consistently seen as a top 10 pick.

I've seen reports saying he's been invited to the NFL draft. In other words, he'll sit in the "green room" until drafted and go out on stage.

 

[ClarkstonMark]

Exactly, it's sour grapes to fail to realize the talent of KLS. A shame that he left, whatever the reason, and I firmly believe that PSU would have given oh-high-ya a better game in the championship game after beating ND by 2 TD's if KLS was playing in Blue and White last season. In fact PSU would have beaten Oregon in the B10 Championship game and the whole playoff structure would have been different.

Auburn's performance has nothing to do with it as they had other draft choice players and still didn't win games - nothing to do with the talent of the best individual players they had. Colorado didn't make the playoff but that doesn't mean PSU wouldn't have been much better had Travis Hunter been Allar's top target.

LOL at KLS is a 17 point difference maker in the ND game

 

[PurposePitch]

Doesn't work that way or alabama and Georgia would have been in the final 4.

Did psu beat osu the previous 4 years with kls?

Actually, it doesn't work your way, either. The simple reality is, controlling for off-field/clubhouse issues (of which I'm not privy ... and I don't think any of us are), he would have made the team better last year ... and a better team stands a better chance of winning more games.

 

[voltz99]

Actually, it doesn't work your way, either. The simple reality is, controlling for off-field/clubhouse issues (of which I'm not privy ... and I don't think any of us are), he would have made the team better last year ... and a better team stands a better chance of winning more games.

You are not privy to the locker room issues yet the team was.

You admit you don't know those details so you pretend the issues didn't exist.

 

[PurposePitch]

You are not privy to the locker room issues yet the team was.

You admit you don't know those details so you pretend the issues didn't exist.

Wut? I said I'm not speculating on that, because I don't know ... so I can't say either way. And I doubt anyone here actually knows anything, beyond rumor and innuendo. Pretty simple. Which part of that didn't you understand?

 

[GregInPitt]

LOL at KLS is a 17 point difference maker in the ND game

No, PSU WR's making even one catch vs ND doesn't seem too funny to me. Whereas KLS is looking pretty good at the NFL combine, together with the fact that he was very good at PSU before leaving. KLS is a legit NFL prospect where as there was no WR on PSU's 2025 team that could even make one catch vs the Domers. Yes a legit NFL prospect WR that can actually catch footballs and has legit speed could have been worth multiple TD's vs ND. KLS ran 4.37 yesterday at the combine, and that would taken the top off of the ND defense and likely made the PSU running game even better as well, making the whole PSU more productive. i.e. more points.

 

[mgkpsu]

No PSU WR's making even one catch vs ND doesn't seem too funny to me. Whereas KLS is looking pretty good at the NFL combine, together with the fact that he was very good at PSU before leaving. KLS is a legit NFL prospect where as there was no WR on PSU's 2025 team that could even make one catch vs the Domers. Yes a legit NFL prospect WR that can actually catch footballs and has legit speed could have been worth multiple TD's vs ND. KLS ran 4.37 yesterday at the combine, and that would taken the top off of the ND defense and likely made the PSU running game even better as well, making the whole PSU more productive. i.e. more points.

From an athleticism standpoint, it was definitely a loss when he transferred out. Anyone trying to argue to the contrary is full of it. Not that it ultimately matters, but I would love to know why that situation happened, and especially why it couldn't be resolved.

 

[ryoder1]

He could have improved the room for sure, but he had his share of disappearances, drops, and inability to get open as well.

2023 Ohio State and Michigan games say Hi.

 

[voltz99]

No, PSU WR's making even one catch vs ND doesn't seem too funny to me. Whereas KLS is looking pretty good at the NFL combine, together with the fact that he was very good at PSU before leaving. KLS is a legit NFL prospect where as there was no WR on PSU's 2025 team that could even make one catch vs the Domers. Yes a legit NFL prospect WR that can actually catch footballs and has legit speed could have been worth multiple TD's vs ND. KLS ran 4.37 yesterday at the combine, and that would taken the top off of the ND defense and likely made the PSU running game even better as well, making the whole PSU more productive. i.e. more points.

Yet the TEAM won more games without KLS than they won with KLS. You omitted the fact that there was a locker room issue and kls didn't get along with the QB.

 

[GregInPitt]

Yet the TEAM won more games without KLS than they won with KLS. You omitted the fact that there was a locker room issue and kls didn't get along with the QB.

No, I didn't omit it. I was talking about the talent and production of a WR that had what PSU lacked and what would have likely happened if that WR, KLS, would have been on the team to add to the team that won those games.

The fact that the team won more games without him was due to the rest of the team maturing and things falling into place on both sides of the ball, but that has nothing to do with the fact that if KLS had been on the team the offense would have been better, likely to the point where PSU would surely have beaten ND, but also PSU might have beaten OSU at home and surely would have beaten Oregon in the B10 championship game. Yep, PSU having a real WR weopon would have taken the offense to the next level.

 

[LandoComando]

No, I didn't omit it. I was talking about the talent and production of a WR that had what PSU lacked and what would have likely happened if that WR, KLS, would have been on the team to add to the team that won those games.

The fact that the team won more games without him was due to the rest of the team maturing and things falling into place on both sides of the ball, but that has nothing to do with the fact that if KLS had been on the team the offense would have been better, likely to the point where PSU would surely have beaten ND, but also PSU might have beaten OSU at home and surely would have beaten Oregon in the B10 championship game. Yep, PSU having a real WR weopon would have taken the offense to the next level.

You're making KLS way better than he is

 

[PurposePitch]

Yet the TEAM won more games without KLS than they won with KLS.

The team won more games this past season without Barkley than they did when Barkley was here so ... uh, voltzlogic says Barkley < Singleton or Allen. Or something. Good lord.

 

[lazydave841]

I was talking about the talent and production of a WR that had what PSU lacked and what would have likely happened if that WR, KLS, would have been on the team to add to the team that won those games.

We had KLS for multiple seasons. He didn't get open against OSU and Michigan during his previous games. I don't think adding him back to the roster for '24 changes that. Could it have? It's an entertaining discussion, but we have actual data points to go off of:

2020: OSU 2 catches, 18 yards. Michigan 0/0
2021: OSU 4/49, Michigan 1/0
2022: OSU 2/58, Michigan
0/0
2023: OSU 6/52, Michigan 1/6.

0 TDs.

While this is certainly better than our WR stat line vs Notre Dame, it certainly doesn't inspire "we beat them with this guy!"