Current NFL Players
There are currently 31 Penn State football players playing in the National Football League:
| Player | Team | Position |
|---|---|---|
| NaVorro Bowman | San Francisco 49ers | Linebacker |
| Brett Brackett | Jacksonville Jaguars | Tight End |
| Levi Brown | Arizona Cardinals | Offensive Tackle |
| Deon Butler | San Diego Chargers | Wide Receiver |
| Dan Connor | Dallas Cowboys | Linebacker |
| Jack Crawford | Oakland Raiders | Defensive End |
| Robbie Gould | Chicago Bears | Place kicker |
| Tamba Hali | Kansas City Chiefs | Linebacker |
| Josh Hull | St. Louis Rams | Linebacker |
| Dennis Landolt | New York Jets | Offensive Tackle |
| Sean Lee | Dallas Cowboys | Linebacker |
| Aaron Maybin | Cincinnati Bengals | Linebacker |
| Derek Moye | Pittsburgh Steelers | Wide Receiver |
| Jordan Norwood | Cleveland Browns | Wide Receiver |
| Jared Odrick | Miami Dolphins | Defensive End |
| Rich Ohrnberger | Arizona Cardinals | Guard |
| Paul Posluszny | Jacksonville Jaguars | Linebacker |
| Chaz Powell | Green Bay Packers | Safety |
| Andrew Quarless | Green Bay Packers | Tight End |
| Michael Robinson | Seattle Seahawks | Fullback |
| Evan Royster | Washington Redskins | Running Back |
| Bryan Scott | Buffalo Bills | Linebacker |
| Tim Shaw | Tennessee Titans | Linebacker |
| A.Q. Shipley | Indianapolis Colts | Center |
| Mickey Shuler | Oakland Raiders | Tight End |
| Devon Still | Cincinnati Bengals | Defensive Tackle |
| Nathan Stupar | Oakland Raiders | Linebacker |
| Andrew Szczerba | Atlanta Falcons | Tight End |
| Johnnie Troutman | San Diego Chargers | Guard |
| Cameron Wake | Miami Dolphins | Linebacker |
| Stefen Wisniewski | Oakland Raiders | Guard |
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