Miami Dolphins Linebacker Chop Robinson Shines in NFL Week 10

This past week in Inglewood, California, the Miami Dolphins secured a solid 23-15 victory over the Los Angeles Rams, and linebacker Chop Robinson was a key player for the Dolphins. Robinson made a big impact during the game, celebrating after he sacked Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford in the first half. This marked Robinson’s second sack of his rookie season, showcasing his growing role on the team.

The victory is part of a larger trend where numerous players from Penn State University are making their mark in the NFL. A total of 46 former Nittany Lions are currently on the rosters of 24 NFL teams. This continued success keeps Penn State in the conversation as one of the top programs for producing professional football talent.

Other Penn State alumni had notable performances in Week 10 as well. Saquon Barkley, the star running back for the Philadelphia Eagles, is currently second in the league for rushing yards after gaining 66 yards against the Dallas Cowboys. Fellow linebacker Micah Parsons made a notable return for the Dallas Cowboys, recording two sacks in their matchup.

In Pittsburgh, tight end Pat Freiermuth caught three passes for 17 yards, including a touchdown, helping the Pittsburgh Steelers edge out the Washington Commanders with a final score of 28-27. Meanwhile, Jordan Stout from the Baltimore Ravens had a solid game as a punter, averaging 46.2 yards on five punts.

As the NFL season progresses, the talents of these former Nittany Lions continue to shine, reflecting the strength of Penn State’s football program and its impact in the professional league.