Trevor Penning has been fined three times this season, making him one of the players with multiple infractions. His repeated penalties contribute to the New Orleans Saints’ total of 14 fines, tying them for the most in the league.

Trevor Penning struggled significantly in Week 7, finishing the game with a pass protection grade under 43.0 and a PFF grade below 51.0. He, along with his tackle partner Taliese Fuaga, allowed four of the team's five sacks and contributed to the overall issues of the Saints' offensive line, which was already down three starters. This performance highlighted the mounting challenges for New Orleans' offensive front as they faced a formidable Denver defensive line.

Trevor Penning has shifted to right tackle this season, facing significant challenges due to a battered offensive line. With the Saints dealing with injuries, he will be tasked with protecting the quarterback against a tough Broncos defense, particularly against Zach Allen, who has been a standout performer with a team-high in quarterback hits and tackles for loss. Penning's performance will be crucial as he looks to prove himself amid scrutiny.

Trevor Penning was involved in a controversial play that resulted in Darius Slay getting injured late in the game against the Saints. Penning was penalized for blocking Slay out of bounds, raising questions about the safety and conduct of such plays.

Trevor Penning's out-of-bounds block on Darius Slay during the game sparked controversy and frustration among Eagles players, particularly Slay, who criticized the play as overly aggressive. Slay noted that while Penning was performing his blocking duties, the hit was unnecessary since Slay was already out of the play. This incident contributed to heightened tensions between the teams and prompted calls for the NFL to take disciplinary action against the Saints for their physical style of play.