Fun Fact: Penn State has had at least one alumnus in 39 of 44 Super Bowl games.
- Alumni News: There are 39 Penn State alumni on NFL rosters as training camps begin. They are…available below the video.
- Beaver Stadium is 50 years old this year, and Jay Paterno remembers seeing it through the eyes of a child.
- Recruiting News: Pottsgrove QB/DB Terrell Chestnut will announce his college selection at 2 p.m. today. Keep track of Chestnut and all recruits in the Times-Leader’s breakdown of Penn State’s needs and commitments.
- Alabama might be Penn State biggest game in a long while, but the most important stretch of games includes Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota and Michigan, according to ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg.
- Do you hate…I mean really loathe…the 1986 Miami team? Turns out, you’re not alone. Speaking on which…
- Video of the Moment: It’s a 10-minute video, but Miami’s final drive in the 1987 Fiesta Bowl is worth watching.
And here are the Penn State alumni in the NFL:
Arizona Cardinals – Levi Brown (4 seasons pro)
Buffalo Bills – Aaron Maybin (2), Paul Posluszny (4), Lydell Sargeant (2), Bryan Scott (8)
Carolina Panthers – Dan Connor (3), Ed Johnson (3)
Chicago Bears – Anthony Adams (8), Robbie Gould (6), Tim Shaw (4)
Cleveland Browns – Bobby Engram (14)
Dallas Cowboys – Sean Lee (1)
Detroit Lions – Bryant Johnson (8), Derrick Williams (2)
Green Bay Packers – Andrew Quarless (1)
Indianapolis Colts – Gerald Cadogan (1)
Kansas City Chiefs – Tamba Hali (5)
Miami Dolphins – Jared Odrick (1), Cameron Wake (2), A.J. Wallace (1)
Minnesota Vikings – Jimmy Kennedy (8), Mickey Shuler (1)
New England Patriots – Rich Ohrnberger (2)
New York Giants – Jay Alford (4), Dennis Landolt (1), Kareem McKenzie (10)
Oakland Raiders – Tony Stewart (10)
Philadelphia Eagles – Jordan Norwood (1), A.Q. Shipley (2)
Pittsburgh Steelers – Sean McHugh (6), Scott Paxson (3)
San Francisco 49ers – Navorro Bowman (1), Michael Robinson (5)
Seattle Seahawks – Deon Butler (2)
St. Louis Rams – Josh Hull (1), Justin King (3)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers – John Gilmore (10)
Tennessee Titans – Kerry Collins (16)
Washington Redskins – Larry Johnson (8)
