Sean Clifford

Former Penn State tight end Adam Breneman had a long sit-down interview with current Penn State quarterback Sean Clifford earlier this month encompassing a wide array of topics. Breneman, a former assistant coach at Arizona State, has turned to the media side of football in recent months, launching a video and audio podcast.

After a few weeks off, Clifford and Penn State return to work with Purdue in mind.

Penn State aims to rebound in 2022, as the Nittany Lions ended last fall 7-6 after starting out the year by winning their first five games. One player hoping for their success is Trace McSorley, who started from 2016-18 for Penn State and was teammates with incumbent starter Sean Clifford for two seasons. McSorley sees promise for Penn State this season if Clifford can remain healthy.

PennLive’s David Jones and Bob Flounders look back at quarterback Will Levis’ decision to leave Penn State after the 2020 season on this episode of the Blue-White Breakdown podcast. Levis had a breakout season at Kentucky last fall and is being mentioned as a potential first-round pick. But...

He says he wanted to make the process of getting NIL deals easier for players by using his past experience. As the clock runs down on his college career, senior quarterback Sean Clifford has created a new business called “Limitless NIL” to help other athletes get paid for the use of their name, image and likeness.

Today’s Penn State football news headlines feature plenty of takeaways and observations from the Blue-White game and a conclusion to what James Franklin called the best spring of quarterback Sean Clifford’s six-year career. Penn State coach James Franklin has brought up a number of questions his team must...

(State College) — Penn State quarterback Sean Clifford considers himself a good communicator, but he’s found connecting with his younger teammates to be a bit tougher this spring. He attributes it to the age gap. Now in his sixth season with the Nittany Lions and fourth as their...

Penn State quarterback Sean Clifford has more collegiate experience than most players around the nation. He enters his sixth year with the Nittany Lions in good position to retain the starting job he has held for the last three seasons. Even so, Clifford is always looking for ways to improve, especially with younger options potentially pushing him for playing time.

In February, Penn State football head coach James Franklin announced that Sean Clifford as Penn State’s returning starter for 2022. When Clifford publicized his decision to return for a sixth season, it was met with a polarizing response. At the Nittany Lions’ 2022 Blue-White game, Clifford established himself as...