Four tweaks to the Penn State offense for 2025

Penn State offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki has both a problem and an opportunity. After plowing most of the team's passing efforts into star tight end Tyler Warren last season, the team lost Warren, and its starting wide receiver corer to the NFL or transfer portal this offseason. So now, Penn State needs to remake its passing attack after losing the majority of its snaps, targets, and yards. The good news is that there is a nearly clean slate for the team's passing game this year with so much turnover at the position. On the flip side, both star running backs Kaytron Allen and Nick Singleton are back for the upcoming season, along with four-fifths of the offensive line. Based on what the team retained from last season, its schematic foundations and the players it brought in this year, we can start to build a picture of the team's offense. We'll outline four tweaks to the attack that could pay dividends to the team's overall approach in 2025.