J.T. Gray Joins Eagles, Bucs Sign Killebrew

0:00The latest scores, headlines, and storylines, right here on NFL News Today. Subscribe and stay game ready. J.T. Gray, a standout special teams player for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has signed with the Philadelphia Eagles. This comes during an active offseason for the Bucks, with several players like Mike Evans, Jamel Dean, and Logan Hall also moving to new teams. Gray only joined Tampa Bay late in the 2025 season, starting on the practice squad in November 21st, and moving to the active, roster December 19th. The team brought him in to fix major special teams' issues that led to firing their coordinator and hiring Danny Smith. Fans might worry about the departures, but Gray's exit seems tied more to coaching and scheme fit than any issues with the Bucks. Over his eight-year career, he's earned first team all pro honors in 2021, second team nods in 2019, and two. 1024 plus a pro-ball spot. The Bucks wasted no time replacing him,

1:00signing former Pittsburgh's dealer safety, Miles Killabrew, to a one-year deal. Killabrew shares five years of history with Danny Smith from their Pittsburgh days and brings similar accolades, including first team all pro in two. 1023 and pro-balls in 2023 and 2024, with Killabrew stepping in seamlessly. Tampa Bay special team's unit looks ready to bounce back strong next season.