Steelers staff members on hand for notable pro days at Notre Dame, West Virginia, Georgia and more

As the college pro day schedule continues to heat up, the past few days have seen some of the more notable schools in the country open their doors to the NFL for their annual events. And with so many different colleges holding their pro days on the same date, the Pittsburgh Steelers have been forced to spread their staff thin in some places to be sure of catching all the action.

Wednesday represented a significant conundrum for the Steelers decision makers, with Ohio State, Georgia, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh and USC just some of the schools hosting their pro day on March 20. Choosing to forgo their regular annual visit to Columbus to check out the talent the Buckeyes have to offer in 2019, it was interesting to note that both Mike Tomlin and Kevin Colbert were absent this time around.

Opting to go Notre Dame instead, Colbert was one of several big names spotted on the sidelines during the event. according to Pete Sampson of The Athletic, as was new assistant defensive and secondary coach Teryl Austin, seen running drills with cornerback Julian Love.

Those with a keen eye might also notice Colbert watching wide receiver Miles Boykin running his routes around the halfway mark of this video:

Meanwhile, the Steelers offensive and defensive coordinators made an appearance at the University Georgia to take in all the action there.

And although it would appear that Tomlin did not go to Ohio State this year, it is clear there was someone there representing Pittsburgh. It seems the Steelers will also be getting a closer look at running back Mike Webber when he comes to the Steel City for a visit in the coming weeks. As per Dan Hope of Buckeyes website Eleven Warriors.

Scout Mark Gorscak made the trip to Northwestern State University.

While Ryan Shazier and James Conner were among the representatives for the Steelers at the University of Pittsburgh Pro Day, as was new running backs coach Eddie Faulkner.

Thursday saw both Tomlin and Colbert at West Virginia for the Mountaineers’ pro day, arriving in town the day before to met with wide receivers Gary Jennings and David Sills.

Linebackers coach Jerry Olsavsky also among the staff members on hand for the event.

The Steelers were one of several teams with a large presence at the Missouri Pro Day.

And even had a scout at Fairmont State on Thursday too.

As we uncover more of the events that Pittsburgh staff members have been noted at over the past few days, we will be sure to update this post.

The focus for the Steelers will now move on to LSU on Friday, with two prospects who are sure to be of interest to them in cornerback Greedy Williams and linebacker Devin White.