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2024 NFL combine: Tracking the results of Penn State’s prospects

Penn State sent 10 players to this year’s NFL combine in Indianapolis and it did not take long to leave a mark on the NFL scouting world. Defensive end Chop Robinson set the combine on fire with his 40-yard dash time as he looked to improve his outlook for a potential first-round draft pick. So the first day of the combine was quite electric for Penn State football going to the next level.

Olu Fashanu is Penn State’s top draft prospect in the 2024 NFL draft. Adisa Isaac and Curtis Jacobs were among the players looking to follow up strong showings in the college football all-star games after the season. Meanwhile, Kalen King was a player looking to redeem his draft profile a bit after a shaky finish to the season and all-star game performance.

Here is a quick rundown of how every Penn State player at the NFL combine measured up and performed.

Chop Robinson, DE

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Stacy Revere/Getty Images

Height

6′ 3″

Weight

254 lb

40-yard dash

4.48 seconds

10-yard split

1.54 seconds

Vertical jump

34.5″

Broad jump

10′ 8″

3 cone

20-yard shuttle

4.25 seconds

Bench press

 

Adisa Isaac, DE

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Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

Height

6′ 4″

Weight

247 lb

40-yard dash

4.74 seconds

10-yard split

1.64 seconds

Vertical jump

34.5″

Broad jump

10′ 3″

3 cone

20-yard shuttle

Bench press

 

Curtis Jacobs, LB

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Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

Height

6′ 1″

Weight

241 lb

40-yard dash

4.58 seconds

10-yard split

1.59 seconds

Vertical jump

35″

Broad jump

10′ 4″

3 cone

20-yard shuttle

Bench press

18 reps

 

Daequan Hardy, CB

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Stacy Revere/Getty Images

Height

5′ 9″

Weight

179 lb

40-yard dash

4.38 seconds

10-yard split

1.50 seconds

Vertical jump

42.5″

Broad jump

10′ 6″

3 cone

20-yard shuttle

Bench press

 

Kalen King, CB

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Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

Height

5′ 11″

Weight

191 lb

40-yard dash

4.61 seconds

10-yard split

1.54 seconds

Vertical jump

37″

Broad jump

10′ 2″

3 cone

20-yard shuttle

Bench press

 

Johnny Dixon, Cornerback

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Rich Schultz/Getty Images

Unfortunately for Johnny Dixon, an injury suffered at the Senior Bowl has prevented him from participating in the drills and workouts at the NFL combine. He did report to the combine and go through the interview process and get measured by NFL scouts, but his workouts will likely have to be held off until Penn State’s pro day.

Height

5′ 11″

Weight

188 lb

40-yard dash

10-yard split

Vertical jump

Broad jump

3 cone

20-yard shuttle

Bench press

 

Theo Johnson, Tight End

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Stacy Revere/Getty Images

Height

6′ 6″

Weight

259 lb

40-yard dash

4.57 seconds

10-yard split

1.55 seconds

Vertical jump

39.5″

Broad jump

10′ 5″

3 cone

7.15 seconds

20-yard shuttle

4.19 seconds

Bench press

 

Olu Fashanu, Offensive Tackle

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Michael Reaves/Getty Images

Height

6′ 6″

Weight

320 lb

40-yard dash

5.11 seconds

10-yard split

1.77 seconds

Vertical jump

32″

Broad jump

9′ 1″

3 cone

20-yard shuttle

Bench press

 

Caedan Wallace, Offensive Tackle

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Height

6′ 4″

Weight

322 lb

40-yard dash

5.15 seconds

10-yard split

1.74 seconds

Vertical jump

31″

Broad jump

9′ 8″

3 cone

20-yard shuttle

Bench press

 

Hunter Nourzad, Center

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Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports

Hunter Nourzad did not participate in NFL combine drills and workouts due to an injury but did go through with meeting a few NFL teams while in attendance in Indianapolis. He is optimistic about being fully available for offseason NFL workouts if he should land on a roster.

Height

6′ 3″

Weight

319 lb

40-yard dash

10-yard split

Vertical jump

Broad jump

3 cone

20-yard shuttle

Bench press

 

Story originally appeared on Nittany Lions Wire