Like many personnel around the NFL, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin has spent the last few months gathering intel in preparation for the 2023 NFL draft. But, apparently, Tomlin’s search for information didn’t include insight from one source he likely hoped to rely on: his son, Boston College wide receiver Dino Tomlin.
As the NFL gears up for Day 1 of the draft on Thursday, the elder Tomlin disclosed to reporters Monday that Dino, who spent his first three years at Maryland, hasn’t exactly been forthcoming in terms of contributing to any sort of evaluations. And, considering that the redshirt senior has played for two D-I programs, it’s not hard to understand why Tomlin spotted his potential as a future scout.
“I don’t get any, any info from my son, particularly professional information,” Tomlin said, via ESPN’s Brooke Pryor.
