This is part of a series profiling Penn State players eligible for the 2026 NFL Draft, April 23-26.
A three-year starter, Tyler Duzansky is looking to become the second consecutive Penn State long snapper to make the NFL after his predecessor Chris Stoll carved out a career with the Seattle Seahawks.
Though positional value is low, Duzansky proved himself as one of the nation’s top snappers in 2025, finishing as one of three finalists for the Mannelly Award — which Stoll won in 2022. ESPN’s Mel Kiper has Duzansky graded as the second best player at his position in the draft class.
The redshirt senior tested well at Penn State’s Pro Day, including a particularly strong bench press showing.
Height: 6-foot-3
Weight: 234 pounds
Bench press: 20 reps
Broad jump: 9-foot-7
40-yard dash: 4.97 seconds
Projection: Signed as undrafted free agent
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