Heath Miller's Steelers Legacy & Draft Day Memories

0:00On April 29th, Heath Miller, the Steelers Titan legend drafted first round out of Virginia back in 2005, just chopped it up during. The NFL draft in Pittsburgh, the two-time pro-bola helped snag Super Bowl 40 as a rookie, with 39 catches and six scores, and fans still chant his name, number. 83. Every time a Titan hauls in a pass. He kept his own draft a low-key at his college apartment, grilling burgers with family while waiting it out. Pittsburgh had him up for medical checks after the combine, and he had strong vives about landing there under Bill Cowherr, calling it his top spot if, it happened. Miller got emotional reflecting on coaches, starting with Hall of Famer Cowherr and wrapping up nine years with Mike Tomlin, who shocked everyone by, stepping down this past January. He feels grateful playing his whole career alongside future Hall of Famer, Ben Ruffasberger, another high-pick his age, knowing not every tight end, gets that luxury. One core memory outside the two Super Bowl wins.

1:02The 2008 AFC Championship at home against the Ravens beating them a third time that year in a night game packed with black and yellow. The whole city erupted celebrating the Super Bowl return, way different from neutral side vives. Shout-out to former OC Todd Haley for valuing him and opening up the offense. Miller still tracks the Steelers closely and teamed up with Novartis pushing men's health checkups. Pittsburgh buzzing for the draft shows why it's the ultimate football town, and heath stories keep that legacy alive.