Penn State players compete in first week of NFL preseason
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 9:59 AM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

The NFL preseason kicks off with several former Penn State players aiming to secure their roster spots. Saturday features EDGE Arnold Ebiketie and cornerback Tariq Castro-Fields for the Philadelphia Eagles against the Baltimore Ravens, while running back Kaytron Allen debuts for the Washington Commanders against the Miami Dolphins on Friday. Other notable players include Dani Dennis-Sutton for the Green Bay Packers and tight end Khalil Dinkins for the San Francisco 49ers, both playing important games on Thursday. As teams begin their preseason journeys, several players will fight for heightened roles and positions within their respective squads.
- •Arnold Ebiketie and Tariq Castro-Fields play for Eagles on Saturday.
- •Kaytron Allen plays for Commanders against Dolphins on Friday.
- •Dani Dennis-Sutton makes NFL debut for Packers.
- •Khalil Dinkins aims for roster spot with 49ers.
- •Multiple former Nittany Lions compete across the league.
- 9:59 AMYahoo Sports — Penn State players to watch in Week 1 of NFL preseason
"With the NFL preseason beginning this week for all 32 teams, let’s look at the Penn State players looking to improve their standing in Week 1.
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