Previewing the 2025 season for Penn State WR Aaron Enterline with his player profile
Previewing the 2025 season for Penn State WR Aaron Enterline with his player profile
Going into the 2025 football season, Nittany Lions Wire will examine each player listed on the Penn State roster. Over the preseason, each profile will cover the player's background, how recruiting websites rated them coming out of high school, and what role they will play for James Franklin this season.
Wide receiver Aaron Enterline redshirted his first season in Happy Valley, but he was named the Developmental Squad Offensive Player of the Week four times, providing optimism for his future as a Nittany Lion. Enterline is a physical receiver with good hands and the ability to battle through contact, but it may be a while before he sees significant time. Here's a breakdown of Enterline entering the 2025 season.
Preseason Player Profile
Hometown: Manheim, Pennsylvania
Height: 6-2
Weight: 186 lb
Class in 2025: Redshirt freshman
Recruiting Rankings
Class of 2024: Unranked
Enterline wasn't ranked by any major recruiting services coming out of Manheim Central High School.
Depth Chart Overview
Based on Enterline not seeing any action last season, he likely won't play a major role in 2025. Additionally, the Nittany Lions brought in three transfer wide receivers, pushing him farther down the depth chart entering his second campaign in the blue and white.
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