A Random Guy Wearing Full Pads And A Uniform Successfully Snuck Into Steelers Training Camp

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The not-so-secret secret to sneaking into somewhere you shouldn’t be is to act like you belong— and dressing the part is an absolutely key aspect of infiltrating places you’re not supposed to be.

For example, if you’re going to steal the Declaration of Independence, you need to make sure you have a sharp tuxedo so you can blend into the crowd of D.C. socialites getting between you and the treasure map hidden in the basement of the National Archives.

I personally put the strategy to the test once when I snuck into the NBA Draft. Being close to seven feet tall certainly didn’t hurt, but I wouldn’t have been able to pull things off if it wasn’t for a stunning set of fake diamonds studs and a suit I bought at a three-for-one sale at Men’s Warehouse.

I pulled off that stunt because I’ll never have the skills to be able to compete as a professional athlete— unlike a guy in Pennsylvania who went to an impressive length in an attempt to get someone to realize his talents.

A couple of years ago, an NFL hopeful got a fair amount of attention after posting up outside Gilette Stadium in the hopes of getting a tryout that never came.

However, another aspiring professional athlete didn’t let things like “official invitations” and “security” get in the way when he rolled up to Steelers training camp with clear eyes, a full heart, and a set of pads.

The unidentified man apparently made it onto the field and stretched with his “teammates” and even got to chat with Antonio Brown before some realized he wasn’t supposed to be there.

At least Brown seemed to appreciate the hustle.

The guy might have gotten blacklisted from every single NFL team and eliminated any shot he ever had at playing in the league but at least he got a cool bar story out of it.

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Connor Toole is the Deputy Editor at BroBible. He is a New England native who went to Boston College and currently resides in Brooklyn, NY. Frequently described as "freakishly tall," he once used his 6'10" frame to sneak in the NBA Draft and convince people he was a member of the Utah Jazz.