Three Penn State players featured on The Athletic’s Freaks List
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 9:57 AM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
The Athletic's annual Freaks List for 2026 includes three Penn State players, marking a notable recognition for the program. Wide receiver Brett Eskildsen, ranked No. 35, transferred from Iowa State after a productive season. Linebacker Tony Rojas comes in at No. 25, touted for his athletic ability and potential for a breakout year. Cornerback Audavion Collins, entering his final season, is ranked No. 91 and impressed with his speed and vertical jump during the offseason. The Penn State players aim to make significant impacts on the field this coming season.
- •Brett Eskildsen ranked No. 35 after transferring from Iowa State.
- •Tony Rojas, ranked No. 25, is expected to have a breakout year.
- •Audavion Collins ranked No. 91, noted for his impressive athletic metrics.
- •This is the first time a Penn State wide receiver made the Freaks List.
- •The 2026 college football season kicks off in less than a month.
- 9:57 AMYahoo Sports — Which Penn State players made The Athletic’s annual ‘Freaks List?’
"The Athletic releases an annual list of the most athletic players in college football, and the 2026 edition featured three Penn State players.
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