How old is heath miller of the pittsburgh steelers

But he was just right for the Steelers. Over the course of an year career, the two-time Pro Bowler became the most accomplished tight end in franchise history. His 6, yards receiving yards put him among elite company as one of only 12 tight ends to eclipse the 6,yard receiving mark. Those numbers also placed him fourth overall on the Steelers receiving yards leaderboard and first as a tight end.

His career also produced 45 touchdowns, another franchise record for tight ends. Miller is likely Hall of Fame-bound. There was no fanfare surrounding his retirement, no press conference. Former TE Heath Miller dishes on his best and worst memories from his career and life after football.

In an interview earlier this year with the Bristol Herald Courier Va. They are active and involved in a lot of stuff, so they keep us busy and keep us engaged. Like Sportscasting on Facebook. Heath Miller didn't want any fanfare when he retired from the Steelers, instead just releasing a statement.

I will always cherish and value the special bonds that I formed with my teammates. It was truly an honor for me to take the field with them. I am also appreciative of my entire family and all of the coaches who helped me along the way. Miller was the Steelers No. Miller, who played 11 seasons, started of games played during the regular season, and he started all 15 postseason contests that he played in.

Miller's regular-season games played are the most by a tight end in Steelers' history. To watch his sons get old enough to come to work with him on a Saturday morning and see those relationships. He is not low maintenance, he has been no maintenance. He has always put the Pittsburgh Steelers first in every aspect of his professional life.

I don't know that I can describe that. Something went wrong. Have the Steelers finally found Heath Miller's replacement? More Steelers Wire. From The Web. Ben Roethlisberger opens up about not-so-new shoulder injury. Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger isn't calling out his offensive line Ben Roethlisberger talks about his up and down offensive line.