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Tyler Warren will make an NFL fan base happy in the near future.
Warren is the latest star tight end to come out of Penn State, and he has the potential to be a lot better than Pat Freiermuth and Mike Gesicki.
Warren, who is widely regarded as a first-round pick, has 98 receptions for 1,158 yards. He is the focal point of the Penn State passing attack.
Penn State does not have a dominant set of wide receivers, so Warren is the go-to target for quarterback Drew Allar.
Abdul Carter is arguably the best prospect on either roster.
The edge-rusher owns 11 sacks and two forced fumbles this season. The sack total doubled the sack total from his previous two seasons.
Carter suffered an injury in the Fiesta Bowl, but is expected to play in the Orange Bowl.
His presence on the edge could help Penn State slow down Leonard’s effectiveness in both facets of the Notre Dame offense.
You could argue that Drew Allar would be the best quarterback prospect in the 2025 NFL draft class if he decided to leave school this year.
Allar already announced that is coming back for the 2025 campaign, and he will have plenty of NFL eyes on him on Thursday and for all of next season.
The junior put together his first 3,000-yard passing season in 2024 and he is one passing touchdown away from tying his 25 scoring throws from a year ago.
Allar is the better passer than Leonard, and if the game turns into a shootout, he gives Penn State the edge in the pocket.
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