Penn State football injury report, who's missing vs Wisconsin?
Penn State football may be missing three top offensive starters vs. Wisconsin in Saturday's Big Ten opener.
Penn State's football team faces a significant injury setback as three top offensive starters are ruled out for Saturday's Big Ten opener against Wisconsin. Star receiver Koby Howard has been sidelined due to an injury sustained during a 70-yard touchdown against Buffalo. Backup receivers Chase Sowell, Brett Eskildsen, and freshmen Zay Robinson and Amarion Jackson will need to step up in Howard's absence.
The loss of Howard also affects the pass game, with the Lions relying on wideouts Chase Sowell, Brett Eskildsen, and freshmen Zay Robinson and Amarion Jackson. Sophomore edge rushers Max Granville and LaVar Arrington II are also listed as out, along with starting center Brock Riker and tight end Andrew Rappleyea, who are considered game-time decisions. The team will need to rely on other players to fill the void left by these key injuries.
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