The Shillington native and Penn State standout is waiting to hear his name called in the NFL Draft. And in Reading, they’re celebrating in a big way.

Those six — Drew Shelton, Dani Dennis-Sutton, Zakee Wheatley, Nick Singleton, Zane Durant and Kaytron Allen — join Vega Ioane (first round to the Baltimore Ravens) and Drew Allar (third round to the Pittsburgh Steelers) as Penn State players to go in this year’s draft.

While the Nittany Lions failed to reach the CFP in his final year however, Singleton did manage to break two records formerly held by Penn State legend Saquon Barkley: most rushing touchdowns in a career and most all-purpose yards as well.

NFL teams largely stayed away from the running back position through the first three rounds of the NFL draft, with only the Notre Dame pair of Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price selected in the opening round and Indiana's Kaelon Black taken in the third.