Penn State linebackers Sean Lee and Navorro Bowman are making the NFL rounds.

And both have different issues to address with NFL decision-makers.

Lee was sidelined two seasons ago with a torn right anterior cruciate ligament, also dealing with a sprained left knee last season.

Bowman admitted to using marijuana before his senior year and was in a fight on the Penn State campus a few years ago.

Lee told Pennsylvania reporters that he's healthy now. He has pending workouts with the Indianapolis Colts, New York Giants, Arizona Cardinals, Dallas Cowboys and the Atlanta Falcons.

“I think I've shown that I can come back from an injury," Lee said. "It's a big concern and it should be. I haven't been healthy for the last two years.

“But now I think I'm training a little bit differently, kind of gearing more toward the weaknesses in my body, I think I've made some big strides.'

Bowman is set to work out for the Dallas Cowboys and the Pittsburgh Steelers.

“They're investing so much in you, they want to get to know you inside and out,' Bowman said. "We all know that I've had my issues here and I've had some good times here. They want to know all those things.

"I answered to them, 100 percent honest. I was going through some things, and some hard times at the time. We all have to mature some time and learn from the mistakes that you make.'

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