Report: Defensive End Daniel Jennings No Longer With Penn State Football
Penn State football defensive end Daniel Jennings is reportedly no longer with the program, according to 247Sports’ Tyler Donahue.
Another young Penn State edge rusher will explore options elsewhere. Freshman DE Daniel Jennings is no longer with the program, @Lions247 has learned.
— Tyler Donohue (@TDsTake) December 24, 2025
Jennings re-classified from the 2026 recruiting class to enroll this summer. More details herehttps://t.co/Husa630b7V
The 2026 Princeton High School product reclassified to Penn State’s class of 2025, but the true freshman didn’t see a snap of game action this season. At the time of his initial commitment, Jennings was ranked as the No. 2 player in West Virginia and No. 23 edge rusher in his class. He later rose to be the No. 1 product out of his home state, per 247Sports’ Composite rankings.
Jennings picked Penn State over West Virginia, but now looks for an opportunity elsewhere.
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