Rutgers’ Adam Korsak Invited to Chiefs and Steelers Camps

After going undrafted, Rutgers punter Adam Korsak has been invited to a pair of NFL Rookie minicamps with the hopes of latching on with a team before training camp begins this summer.

Korsak has been invited to mini-camps for the Kansas City Chiefs and Pittsburgh Steelers. He will attend both as the camps occur on separate weekends according to 24/7 Sports.

Korsak was the recipient of the Ray Guy Award for the nation's best punter in college football.  He holds numerous NCAA and Rutgers records, including the NCAA record for most punts (349) and punting yardage (15,318).

The Chiefs are no strangers to bringing in Rutgers stars. Last season they had both Isiah Pacheco and Michael Burton on the roster. Pacheco became a breakout star with the Chiefs, becoming their number 1 tailback, and an important cog in their Super Bowl title run. Burton, who spent time both as a fullback and on special teams signed with the Denver Broncos this off-season.

It was all smiles through the raindrops at SHI Stadium as the Rutgers Scarlet Knights completed spring practice with the annual Scarlet-White game. Team Scarlet won, by the way, 21-19.

Quarterback Gavin Wimsatt completed 10 passes for 124 yards and a touchdown pass to Max Patterson. Quarterback Evan Smith had nine completions and a rushing touchdown in the first half.

Running back Aaron Young had 77-yards on 16 carries; while on the flipside linebacker Timmy Hinspeter had a game high eight tackles.

The regular season begins in September.

Special Olympian Fernando Santana scored a touchdown to close out the Scarlet-White game on Saturday.

Super Bowl champion Michael Burton (formally Kansas City Chiefs) was one of several former NFL players on hand signing autographs.

Head Coach Greg Schanio spoke to reporters after the game.