MOBILE, Ala. — The pre-draft process feels like a clean slate for Penn State’s Nick Singleton. Singleton had a record-setting career with the Nittany Lions, finishing his fourth and final season as Penn State’s all-time leader in rushing touchdowns and all-purpose yards. But the 2025 season didn’t go to plan, which has put his NFL draft stock in an unpredictable place. That’s why this week at the Senior Bowl, the first stop on a three-month trek toward April’s NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, is so important for Singleton and his future. And he’ll have Penn State’s pro day in March before private visits and workouts with NFL teams.