Purdue football seeks stronger performance from defensive ends this season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 9:13 PM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

Purdue football, known as the Den of Defensive Ends, looks to enhance its defensive line as the season approaches. The Boilermakers lost key players Mani Powell and CJ Nunnally IV, both of whom exhausted their eligibility. Defensive coordinator Kevin Kane and head coach Barry Odom aim to develop returning players like CJ Madden, Trey Smith, and Breeon Ishmail, while newcomers seek to impact early. As practices continue, defensive ends coach Jake Trump has noted that up to seven players could see game time, reflecting a competitive depth in the position.
- •Purdue lost its co-sack leaders after last season.
- •Defensive coordinator Kevin Kane emphasizes freedom for defensive ends to attack.
- •CJ Madden, Trey Smith, and Breeon Ishmail return aiming for improved stats.
- •Up to six defensive ends may compete for playing time.
- •Jeremy Lewis stands out after two seasons at junior college.
- 9:13 PMYahoo Sports — Can production meet potential for Purdue football's defensive ends?
"Purdue brands itself as the Den of Defensive Ends. There's some work to do to earn that moniker for this year's group. A breakdown of Purdue's ends.
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