Zach Seyko

But he had two tackles for a loss.

He actually started four games late in the season, but he's got three years of eligibility.

So this is a developmental depth piece for Penn State.

So you have Keanu Williams that will pass the torch to note him.

And honestly, one of my favorite additions as well here, somebody with upside, somebody that you bring in with multiple years of eligibility, and that's Alexander McPherson, who was a defensive end edge defender at Colorado.

He gets after the quarterback.

6'6", 240 pounds.

So the weight isn't there.

I mean, yes, he's a defensive end, right?

I'm not going to be critical of what he actually weighs.

But we're talking about size on the defensive line.

Penn State had some defensive ends in the rotation that were 6'1", 6'2".

He's 6'6".

Okay, McPherson had six quarterback hurries in a rotational role.

So you have that kind of efficient production.

You already see what McPherson is capable of.

So he's a long, athletic defensive end.

I mean literally with a 6'6 frame.

This is somebody that can make an impact this season.

I imagine he'll still be a backup because you have – or just a co-starter, someone who will factor into the rotation.