While Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin and other members of the team’s staff were busy watching the LSU pro day on Wednesday, one of the organization’s scouts attended the Baylor pro day and it looks like it might be Mike Butler based on the picture below..
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Twelve members of Baylor’s 2016 team, along with two other former players and eight other athletes from various schools around Texas, were scheduled to participate in Wednesday’s pro day and that list includes wide receiver K.D. Cannon, linebacker Aiavion Edwards, center Kyle Fuller, wide receiver Lynx Hawthorne, defensive back Patrick Levels, wide receiver Kaleb Moore, cornerback Ryan Reid, quarterback Seth Russell, safety Orion Stewart, cornerback Tion Wright and wide receiver Ishmael Zamora. The two former Baylor players are offensive lineman Tyler Edwards and running back Lache Seastrunk.
Fuller, Cannon and Zamora are likely the main attractions on Wednesday with the latter two expected to be picked late during day-three of the 2017 NFL Draft if selected at all.
Fuller, who measured in at this year’s scouting combine at 6046, 307-pounds ran the 40-yard-dash in Indianapolis in 5.24 seconds and did 23 reps on the bench. He’s currently expected to be selected during the second day of the draft or early on day-three.
Zamora, who wasn’t invited to this year’s combine after he was reportedly caught on tape beating a dog with a belt, reportedly registered a 11’1″ broad jump and a 40-inch vertical jump on Wednesday. He measured in at 6035, 224-pounds on Wednesday. Last season he caught 63 passes for 809 yards and 8 touchdowns in the 10 games that he played in.
