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2 former Penn State players will take the field today at the NFL Combine: Newsstand
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Former Nittany Lions Zane Durant and Dani Dennis-Sutton will be in action today at Lucas Oil Stadium on the Combine’s first day for on-field testing. Both are looking to up their Draft stock ahead of April’s selection process.
“I’m twitchy and explosive,” Durant said Wednesday, according to Nittany Sports Now. “It shows off on tape: My get off, how fast I can get in and off my blocks, and also chase down the ball.
“My get off is the first thing [NFL scouts] talk about. My motor, they said, could be better. But they said everything that I play with, the fight that I play with, how fun I play, and the intensity I play with is something they’re excited about.”
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He’s considered an undersized defensive tackle at 6-0, 290 pounds, but Zane Durant wins with speed at the line of scrimmage. He was also a captain for Penn State, and Eagles like players who were college captains. Still, that size could cost him a shot at being drafted on the first days when the selection process begins on April 23.
He should still be on the board when the fourth round opens on April 25, and maybe that puts him in play for an Eagles team that is always looking for solid offensive and defensive linemen on Day 3.
Duran was coached at the Senior Bowl by Eagles defensive line coach Clint Hurtt, so there is familiarity. The Penn State product, who grew up in the Orlando area and went to Lake Nono High, is also familiar with one of the Eagles’ best defensive linemen.
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