Slackman becomes the sixth Quaker and the first since 1999 to earn such honors as his focus turns toward next year’s NFL draft.

Slackman recently won the Bushnell Cup, awarded to the best offensive and defensive player in the Ivy League.

After finding his way back to football, Slackman has left his mark on the Ancient Eight.

With the fall season in the books, let's take a look at how each of Penn's teams did this year.

Wharton student Ryan Georgian was named a co-winner of the Dr. Pepper Tuition Giveaway. 

The former Ivy League champion will reunite with a familiar program, beginning his first run leading an SEC roster.

Several of the Quakers have received interest from a variety of top FBS and FCS programs. 

Swanstrom has powered the Quakers to one of the best offenses in the Ivy League each of the last two seasons. 

Within 24 hours after entering the portal back on Nov. 20, Slackman received 17 offers.

Justin Watson scored a touchdown in the Kansas City Chiefs' win over the Las Vegas Raiders. 

With college football attendance down across the nation, see how the Quakers have been affected since 2003.

Hosley is the first Quaker to receive the honor since 1993.

The event was spearheaded by John Tremba, and is kept alive by teammate George Joseph.

The Quakers' loss to Princeton Saturday showcased many problems that have plagued the team this year. 

After converting an onside kick with the clock winding down, junior quarterback Aidan Sayin threw an interception on Penn's final drive. 

Hosley earned his fifth All-Ivy honor, while Korzeniowski and Burney secured First-Team All-Tournament spots.

The Quakers will be celebrating Senior Day and hope to repeat last year's victory over the Tigers.