Penn State football injury issues at wide receiver vs Washington
Penn State football continues to struggle keeping its wide receiver room healthy for the stretch run of the 2026 season.
Penn State football is showing signs of recovery across most positions ahead of their upcoming game against Washington, but their receiver room appears to be the only area still struggling. Senior Chase Sowell is expected to return from injury, while sophomore Koby Howard will miss his sixth consecutive game due to an undisclosed issue.
Freshman Zay Robinson is listed as questionable and could be a game-time decision, despite his strong performance as a kickoff and punt returner for the Lions. Other uncertain players include starting offensive tackle Malachi Goodman and top backup defensive tackle Armstrong Nnodim. If the Lions' receiving corps is limited to Sowell, junior transfer Brett Eskildsen, and freshman Amarion Jackson, they may need to rely more on their tight end room, particularly Gabe Burkle, who has been recovering from knee surgery last fall.
Penn State's overall physical condition appears to be improving for the crucial game against Washington, as they have more healthy players for the stretch drive than they have had all season.
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