On Wednesday, Penn State quarterback Tommy Stevens semi-shockingly entered the transfer portal according to a report by NFL reporter Aaron Wilson. Stevens was expected to to be the starting quarterback for the Nittany Lions but a nagging foot injury kept the redshirt senior out of spring practices and allowed other quarterbacks on the roster to find themselves in a place to possibly win Penn State’s starting quarterback job.
For Stevens, this year was expected to be “his year”. The Indiana native sat behind former Penn State quarterback Trace McSorley for the last three seasons and all indications pointed to him being the starter in 2019.