3:10 p.m.: Ndamukong Suh has his own little entourage at pro day. The former Nebraska defensive tackle just left the Hawks Center with three people tailing him - one with a camera, one with a boom mic and another following along.
NU defensive coordinator Carl Pelini said it's part of a documentary being done on Suh, the potential No. 1 overall pick in the draft.
Pelini said Suh did some position drills but not much else Thursday. No need to after he showed all his goods at the NFL Combine.
Linebacker Phillip Dillard seemed happy with his performance, including lowering his pro-agility run time from 4.4 at the combine to 4.29 seconds. Dillard said he also improved his broad jump.
Safety Larry Asante ran the 40-yard dash and took part in some defensive back drills. Asante said his 40 time was 4.55, bettering his 4.62 at the combine.
"They told me they wanted to see me in the 4.5 range," Asante said, "and that's what they got.''
Sounds like Steve Spagnuolo of the St. Louis Rams was the only head coach in attendance. The Rams, of course, pick No. 1 overall in April's NFL draft. Another estimate is about 24 scouts looked on.
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