15 Players Out For Penn State Football Against Northwestern
15 players were listed as out for Penn State football’s week seven matchup against Northwestern at Beaver Stadium.
Kaden Saunders, Josiah Brown, and Peter Gonzalez will remain out for Penn State from the wide receiver room. Lyrick Samuel is in the lineup for the first time this season.
Quarterback Bekkem Kritza is out for the sixth consecutive game. Jaxon Smolik is not listed as questionable, as he was against UCLA a week ago.
Defensive linemen Max Granville, Mason Robinson, Kaleb Artis, and Jordan Mayer will remain out for the Nittany Lions.
Brady O’Hara, Liam Horan, and J’ven Williams will also remain out for Penn State on the offensive line. Sophomore Cooper Cousins is a fresh addition to the inactive list, whom James Franklin has spoken highly of throughout the season. Anthony Donkoh is questionable for the second straight game. He played against UCLA into the third quarter. He was seen at practice on Wednesday.
Defensive backs Donte Nastasi and Lamont Payne Jr. are out for Penn State. Starting safety Zion Tracy is listed as questionable. Linebackers Kari Jackson and Tony Rojas are also out.
Running back Cam Wallace is listed as questionable.
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