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Fantasy News
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The Steelers re-signed Killebrew to a two-year deal Wednesday, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports. Killebrew will stay in Pittsburgh for the next two campaigns after first joining the team in 2021. While the 30-year-old can contribute as a reserve defender, most of his value comes from his work on special teams, which earned Killebrew his first Pro Bowl appearance a season ago.... See More ... See Less
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Lions' Miles Killebrew: Unavailable against Falcons
Killebrew (personal) won't play in Sunday's game versus the Falcons, Tim Twentyman of the Lions' official site reports. Killebrew has operated exclusively on special teams this season, so his absence won't shake up the defensive dynamic. His next chance to suit up will be Week 8 against the Colts.... See More ... See Less -
Lions' Miles Killebrew: Special-teams mainstay in 2018
Killebrew tallied five tackles in 16 games during the 2018 season. Killebrew did nothing to separate himself in the offseason and ultimately saw the field for just one defensive snap in 2018. His physical tools are undeniable, but he hasn't found a way to get on the field despite being experimented with at both safety and linebacker. His roster spot is probably safe for the time being given his insignificant cap hit, but Killebrew has a lot of work to do in order to resurface on the IDP radar.... See More ... See Less -
Lions' Miles Killebrew: Dabbling at linebacker
Killebrew worked exclusively as a linebacker in individual drills this week, Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press reports. Killebrew has worked as the No. 5 safety in offseason workouts and doesn't have a clear defensive role in advance of the 2018 season. There's been no word on whether his position change is permanent, but the Lions nonetheless seem intent on finding ways to get the third-year player on the field this season. At 6-foot-2 and 222 pounds, Killebrew possesses favorable size for a dime- and nickel-package linebacker, and creative head coach Matt Patricia could experiment with a number of different alignments to take advantage of Killebrew's notorious physicality.... See More ... See Less -
Lions' Miles Killebrew: Nursing unspecified injury
Killebrew (undisclosed) didn't play in Friday's preseason game against the Patriots, Kyle Meinke of MLive Media Group reports. The nature of Killebrew's injury wasn't specified, and it isn't clear how long he could be out. He's locked into a roster spot, so it wouldn't be a huge deal if he was forced to miss the preseason finale.... See More ... See Less -
Lions' Miles Killebrew: Practices fully Wednesday
Killebrew (eye) was a full participant in practice Wednesday. Killebrew suffered an eye injury in Monday's loss to Dallas and was unable to return. His return to practice suggests the injury isn't very serious and shouldn't limit him in Sunday's regular-season finale against the Packers.... See More ... See Less -
Lions' Miles Killebrew: Suffers eye injury
Killebrew injured his eye during Monday night's game against the Cowboys and is doubtful to return, Tim Twentyman of the Lions' official site reports. The details of Killebrew's eye injury aren't clear. With roughly four minutes left in the game, it's extremely doubtful he makes a return.... See More ... See Less -
Lions' Miles Killebrew: Competing at strong safety
Killebrew will compete with Rafael Bush and Tavon Wilson for the Lions' starting strong safety position, Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press reports. The Lions set at the free safety position with veteran Glover Quinn (ankle), but the strong safety job looks to be an open and intense competition. Initially there was concern about Killebrew's coverage ability, but he'll be given every chance to prove he can handle coverage at the NFL level, where he'll likely be asked to cover tight ends. Due to the veteran presence of Bush and Wilson, it would be surprising if Killebrew became the team's Week 1 starter, but it is likely that he gets some backup snaps to start the year.... See More ... See Less -
Lions' Miles Killebrew: Lions take hard-hitting safety in fourth round
The Lions selected Killebrew in the fourth round of the 2016 NFL Draft, 111th overall. Killebrew earned a reputation as a big-tiime hitter during his time at Southern Utah. He can come up and help out in run support and his size (6-2, 217) will allow him to hold up at the next level. There are questions about his instincts and coverage skills, and if he can't adjust, he could have to transition to an outside linebacker/hybrid safety type of role. The fact that the Lions took Killebrew in the fourth round suggests that the likes of Don Carey or Isaiah Johnson could be on the hot seat as far as strong safeties on the roster.... See More ... See Less
Recent Tweets
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Mark Kaboly@MarkKaboly6H agoYou cannot read into anything concerning Najee Harris not getting his fifth year option picked up yet. Nothing. How Steelers do business is they wait until 4 PM deadline tomorrow to announce it. it may leak a couple hours early one way or the other. Would absolutely pick it up
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Mark Kaboly@MarkKaboly7H agoSteelers OT Troy Fautanu was one of top OL in this draft if not the top. I am sure he is smart/athletic/versatile/ nasty enough to play LT or RT.
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Ray Fittipaldo@rayfitt19H agoSteelers draft grades: Looking back on the team's 'A+' 2019 class that never came to be https://t.co/K7hNEqd9Kl via @PittsburghPG
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Gerry Dulac@gerrydulac12H agoIt's time for our post-draft #Steelers chat and it's today at 10:30 am ET at https://t.co/WMKXDrT2AS. One rule: No trading up to get the question you like.
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Behind the Steel Curtain@btsteelcurtain1D agoOmar Khan dismisses #Steelers trade rumors https://t.co/6QT4xHckVE
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Ed Bouchette@EdBouchette1D agoSteelers have a 65.5% chance of NOT making the playoffs, according to BetOnline
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Behind the Steel Curtain@btsteelcurtain1D agoOmar Khan says the Steelers were trying to move up in the draft for Troy Fautanu https://t.co/sYpQjoexVv
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Ray Fittipaldo@rayfitt11D agoTaking your post-draft questions at 2 p.m. today in my weekly Steelers chat. Click the link to get your questions in early https://t.co/IymXlNXaUq via @PittsburghPG
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Ray Fittipaldo@rayfitt12D agoAnalysis: Why it makes sense for the Steelers to pick up the option on Najee Harris' rookie contract | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette https://t.co/nBuoNnPRg1
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Bob Labriola@BobLabriola2D agoIn this episode, questions about #Steelers all-time best undrafted free agents; number of O-linemen on 53-man roster; Draft hats; safest picks; helmet logo; Seals' path to the NFL; replica jerseys. https://t.co/CxQCO8xgsM