Despite the attention paid to high-profile positions like QB, the offensive line will prove one of the Quakers’ most valuable assets this coming season.

Penn football coach Al Bagnoli is in a certain class of individuals who can look past the statistics.

The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with running backs coach Steven Downs for an update on the state of the running game.

After switching from soccer to football in his junior year of high school, senior placekicker Andrew Samson is poised to break nearly every kicking record for Penn and the Ivy League.

In high school, Penn freshman Aaron Bailey was both a Michigan all-state sprinter and named to the all-state football team.

Senior QB and captain Keiffer Garton will return this season after an injury-ridden junior year, exactly when he will take the field remains unclear.

Say what you want about placekickers, but there’s no doubting one thing: Penn’s got a good one.

The city of Philadelphia may be entering the dog days of summer, but to Eagles fans, that just means that football season is right around the corner.

Monday, Quakers center Joe D’Orazio was named to TSN's Preseason All-America third team, earning recognition for his often unnoticed efforts.

It may be difficult to understand why any athlete would go from the glitz and glamour of an athletic powerhouse to the often underrated Ivy League. For Ryan Becker, though, Penn was always his first choice.

While his classmates are graduating, Jake Lewko will be in Nashville, Tenn., training with the Tennessee Titans and battling for a roster spot.

After various offers to try out for National Football League teams, senior linebacker Jake Lewko agreed to terms with the Tennessee Titans yesterday.

Derham, Lewko and Wynn will be passing on their responsibilities to cornerback and wide receiver Bradford Blackmon, quarterback Keiffer Garton, defensive end Owen Thomas and offensive lineman Joe D’Orazio.

Suiting up against the No. 1-ranked scoring and total defense in the nation, Penn football’s offensive unit was in for a bruising Saturday afternoon.

No one in Penn football history has meant as much for as long as Dan “Coach Lake” Staffieri.

Longtime football assistant Dan “Coach Lake” Staffieri, known for the blue helmet he drove around campus and the cheers he led at Franklin Field, died Thursday morning at the age of 85.

Former Widener head coach Dave Wood was announced yesterday as the new linebacker coach. He will fill the position vacated by Cliff Schwenke, who was with the Quakers for the past 11 seasons.