Penn State wrestling heavyweight Seth Nevills is reportedly broadening his horizons as a dual-sport athlete, according to 247Sports.

Starting this summer, he’s joining Penn State football as a walk-on offensive lineman while maintaining his wrestling scholarship. He was spotted last weekend at the team’s annual “Life For Life” event with other linemen.

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Although he hasn’t played football since his junior year of high school, Nevills certainly has a build that’s cut out for the gridiron. Standing at 6’4″ and 304 pounds, he started at heavyweight for Penn State as a true freshman for the 2019-20 season, ultimately finishing with a 13-4 record.

During his debut season, he clinched a dual against Nebraska with a late victory. His campaign was ultimately cut short by an injury in the ensuing Big Ten Tournament, bringing an end to his freshman season.

Nevills posted a 4-1 personal record in a pandemic-shortened 2020-21 season. This past year, he impressed with decisions against Ohio State and Wisconsin, among others. He also notched a fall in a narrow win over Indiana.

Jan Johnson was the last Nittany Lion to cross over between football and wrestling. He started out as a linebacker before doubling up as a heavyweight during the 2015-16 season.

Penn State wrestling did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Nevills’ reported decision to walk on with Penn State football.