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#66

Will Tompkins

OL

Redshirt Freshman

Player Information

Position
OL
Number
#66
Year
Redshirt Freshman
Height
6'5"
Weight
315 lbs
Hometown
Cedar Falls, Iowa
High School
Cedar Falls

Season Performance Comparison

2024 Season

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2025 Season

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Role and Depth Chart Context

Young Iowa State transfer offensive lineman with Campbell-system familiarity. Tompkins should be described as developmental depth and evaluated by 2026 practice and game usage rather than assumed starting value.

Biography

Will Tompkins is a developmental offensive lineman who came from Iowa State with Matt Campbell's staff. Penn State lists him as a redshirt freshman, so his value should be viewed through roster construction and long-term offensive line depth rather than immediate proven production.

The important context is that Tompkins already has time in the Campbell program. For a young lineman, that can matter because terminology, run-game rules, protection calls, and practice expectations are often more difficult to transfer than simple measurables. It does not make him a finished Big Ten starter, but it does reduce the amount of system translation required.

For the 2026 depth chart, Tompkins should be treated as an interior/offensive line competition piece. He gives Penn State another large body in a room that has to replace NFL talent and sort out guard, center, and tackle depth under a new staff.

The right watch point is whether he earns second-unit work, special-teams field goal protection assignments, or late-game snaps. Until those usage signals appear, the page should avoid overstating him beyond developmental depth.

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Iowa State's Brahmer and Tompkins Commit to Penn State

Matt Campbell lands his first major transfer portal wins, bringing two key contributors from his former program to Happy Valley.

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