Seventeen former Penn State football players begin their NFL careers in May, when most teams host rookie minicamps or OTAs. That includes eight draft picks and two undrafed Nittany Lions who earned minicamp invitations with hopes of continuing their NFL careers. The NFL Draft celebrations are over. Now it's time for the Nittany Lions to get to work. Here's where they stand. Clifford, Nwosu earn a chance — Penn State Football (@PennStateFball) April 27, 2026 After seven Nittany Lions signed free-agent deals , two more former Penn State players earned invites to rookie minicamps. Receiver Liam Clifford will participate in Indianapolis Colts minicamp May 8-9, and punter Gabe Nwosu gets his shot with the Pittsburgh Steelers on the same dates. Clifford spent five seasons at Penn State, playing two seasons with his brother Sean, the quarterback who now plays for their hometown Cincinnati Bengals. Liam Clifford played in 52 games at Penn State, making 42 catches, including one for a touchdown in 2024.…