Representatives from 27 NFL teams gathered at the pro day held at Baylor on Wednesday, where 14 players went through a workout held indoors on FieldTurf.

Baylor’s top prospects, including QB Robert Griffin III, drew a lot of attention Wednesday, and Griffin III made the most of it.

The workout that Robert Griffin III had Wednesday at Baylor was outstanding. I’m not sure whether he or Andrew Luck should be the No. 1 overall draft pick.

Robert Griffin III has been throwing at his pro day Wednesday at Baylor.

It’s a circus here at Baylor, with people waiting to watch Robert Griffin III work out.

NFL.com’s Steve Wyche reported earlier this week that Baylor’s Heisman Trophy-winning QB, Robert Griffin III, wouldn’t throw at the NFL Scouting Combine. On Friday, Griffin confirmed it and was clear that nobody else — not his agent, nor his training staff — made the decision for him.

Baylor QB Robert Griffin III has yet to go through any drills at the NFL Scouting Combine this week, but he passed one of his most important tests in the eyes of many scouts when he stepped up to the scale Friday morning.

Baylor has moved its Pro Day up one day — it will now take place on March 21 — to avoid any conflict with Stanford.

Robert Griffin III made the rounds at Radio Row on Friday, when he bumped into another Heisman Trophy winner.

The team that drafts Baylor’s Danny Watkins gets an offensive tackle with the potential to put out fires along the line of scrimmage — and in the locker room.

So how does a Canadian who grew up dreaming about a career in the National Hockey League and worked as a fireman for five years prior to entering college wind up in Senior Bowl?

Jason Smith doesn’t play around. While most of the other draft prospects saw their opportunity to talk with kids at an NFL Play 60 event as a chance to smile for the cameras, joke around and dispense cliches, Smith got serious.

The Detroit Lions, the holders of next weekend’s No. 1 draft pick, gave the agents for Wake Forest LB Aaron Curry — Andy Ross and Michael Sullivan — no indication of their plans during a meeting Saturday.

Representatives from 15 NFL teams attended Baylor Pro Day on Tuesday. The main attraction was offensive tackle Jason Smith, who’s projected to be a top-10 draft pick next month.

Offensive tackle Jason Smith will keep all of his combine numbers and will not run workout drills at Baylor’s March 3 Pro Day. He is willing to run any position drills for scouts.