Utah defensive tackle Star Lotulelei made the wrong type of news at the NFL Scouting Combine, when an echocardiogram detected a heart condition for a player many expected to go in the top 10 in April’s draft.

Some of the biggest news to come out the NFL Scouting Combine involved the health status of Utah defensive tackle Star Lotulelei. NFL.com’s Daniel Jeremiah writes that you can expect most clubs will fly Lotulelei into their respective cities for another round of physical exams following his March 20 pro day in Salt Lake City.

With his NFL Scouting Combine experience disappointingly halted due to a heart condition, Utah defensive tackle Star Lotulelei is shifting focus to his pro day. Lotulelei talked to NFL Network’s Akbar Gbajabiamila about the ultimate importance of the workout at Utah’s pro day on March 20.

Defensive back Brandon Burton and a trio of linemen took center stage at Utah’s pro day on Tuesday.

The University of Utah held a well-planned pro day workout on Monday for 16 pro prospects indoors on FieldTurf.

The University of Utah pro day was held today in Salt Lake City, with 13 players working out and 21 NFL teams represented. Carolina Panthers defensive coordinator Ron Meeks was among the attendees, as were defensive backfield coaches Todd Bowles of the Miami Dolphins and Clayton Lopez of the Detroit Lions and defensive line coach Dan Quinn of the Seattle Seahawks. NFL.com’s Gil Brandt has the report.