According to a report, the Pittsburgh Steelers were well-represented at the University of Michigan’s pro day on March 22.
The Steelers’ general manager Omar Khan, head coach Mike Tomlin, offensive coordinator Arthur Smith, and defensive coordinator Teryl Austin were present, according to a tweet sent out by Senior Bowl executive director Jim Nagy on March
Given that a record 18 players from Michigan were invited to the 2024 combine, the NFL’s intense interest in the team’s pro day is not surprising. In 2020, LSU set the previous record with 16 invitees.
J.J. McCarthy, the quarterback for Michigan and a predicted first-round selection, will undoubtedly draw a lot of attention, but there are a few more Wolverines that might fit in well in Pittsburgh.
Roman Wilson, the receiver Getting Tomlin’s Attention
Roman Wilson, a wide receiver from Michigan, is probably one of the guys Khan and company will keep a close eye on leading up to the 2024 NFL Draft.
The Steelers are especially thin at receiver with the trade of Diontae Johnson and the release of Allen Robinson.
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