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Off to Indy: NSN to Cover Penn State at NFL Combine

Abdul Carter will be remembered as one of the best in Penn State history
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For the second year in a row, Nittany Sports Now will be covering Penn State at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis.

Myself— as well as Steelers Now’s Alan Saunders— will be there from Tuesday-Saturday.

As one could probably imagine, NSN will be focusing on the five players that will be representing Penn State.

The two that everybody is talking about are Abdul Carter and Tyler Warren. Carter, an all-conference linebacker who turned into an elite defensive end practically overnight, has a chance to go No. 1 overall. Warren, who became America’s best tight end last season, could go in the top 10, which would be rare ground for that position.

But those aren’t the only Penn Staters that will be represented.

Saftey Kevin Winston Jr. has what could have been an All-American campaign stolen from him by a knee injury he suffered between Week 1 and Week 2.

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Whatever Winston does during his workouts will give an idea of how healthy he is.

With Winston out, Jaylen Reed became Penn State’s top dog at safety.

Could Reed help his “sleeper pick” status?

What did linebacker Kobe King learn from his brother, former Penn State DB Kalen King’s, experience at the Combine last year?

We’ll find all this out soon enough. Follow along with NSN’s coverage all week.

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