Dominic DeLuca
Career Summary
Dominic DeLuca is a Penn State linebacker who entered Baltimore's organization as a 2026 rookie.
A former Penn State run-on, DeLuca developed into a multi-year captain and earned a place on Baltimore's 2026 practice squad.
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Early Life
DeLuca is from West Pittston, Pennsylvania.
Penn State lists DeLuca's hometown as West Pittston, Pennsylvania.
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High School
At Wyoming Area High School, DeLuca was a versatile championship-winning quarterback, defender and special-teams contributor.
DeLuca led Wyoming Area to its first state championship as a senior, throwing two touchdowns in the title game. He finished high school with 3,880 passing yards, 1,906 rushing yards, 12 interceptions and 201 tackles, while earning 2019 Pennsylvania Class 3A Player of the Year recognition.
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College Career
DeLuca progressed from Penn State run-on to scholarship linebacker and team captain.
DeLuca joined Penn State as a run-on in 2021 and earned a scholarship after the 2022 season. Before the 2024 season, he was selected captain for the second straight year; his early Penn State career included 58 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, two sacks, two forced fumbles, two interceptions and two blocked punts.
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Path to the NFL
DeLuca entered the NFL after a five-year Penn State career.
Penn State lists DeLuca as a 2021-25 alumnus who began his first NFL season with Baltimore in 2026.
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NFL Career
DeLuca joined Baltimore's practice squad as a rookie in 2026.
Penn State's September 2026 NFL roster report listed DeLuca on Baltimore's practice squad in his first professional season.
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Career Accomplishments
DeLuca earned leadership recognition and special-teams honors during his Penn State career.
He was voted Penn State captain in consecutive seasons and received the John Bruno Award as the team's outstanding special-teams player. He also made the transition from run-on to scholarship player.
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Playing Style
DeLuca's Penn State profile blended linebacker production with special-teams impact.
His early college totals included tackles for loss, sacks, forced fumbles, interceptions, pass breakups and two blocked punts. Penn State recognized him as its outstanding special-teams player with the John Bruno Award.
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