39. Heath Miller
Dec 26, 2020
Published in
Top 50 Pittsburgh Steelers
Heath Miller was an All-American Tight End at Virginia, and his work as a Cavalier resulted in him being a First Round Pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The 2021 Football Futures are now up!
Nov 30, 2016
Published in
Not in Hall of Fame News
Onwards and upwards for us here at Notinhalloffame.com, as we have added a new addition to an existing section. We have added a 2021 section for the Pro Football Hall of Fame and here are the key players worth looking at:
They are:
Antrel Rolle: a Super Bowl winning Cornerback with the New York Giants. He would also go to three Pro Bowls.
Ben Grubbs, a two time Pro Bowl Offensive Guard.
Calvin Johnson, the longtime Detroit Lions Wide Receiver who went to six Pro Bowls and led the NFL in Receiving Yards twice. He is also a three time First Team All Pro Selection.
Charles Tillman, a Defensive Back who went to two Pro Bowls and spent most of his career with the Chicago Bears.
Charles Woodson, A nine time Pro Bowl Defensive Back who won the Defensive Rookie of the Year and the Defensive Player of the Year. Woodson was named a First Team All Pro three times and helped the Green Bay Packers win Super Bowl XLV.
D’Brickashaw Ferguson, a three time Pro Bowl Offensive Lineman who played his entire career with the New York Jets.
Greg Jennings, a two time Pro Bowl Wide Receiver who was on the Green Bay Packers Super Bowl XLV team.
Heath Miller, a Tight End who was with the Pittsburgh Steelers for all eleven of his NFL seasons. Miller would go to two Pro Bowls and helped Pittsburgh win two Super Bowls.
Jared Allen, a Defensive End most known for his time with the Minnesota Vikings. He would win the Defensive Player of the Year Award in 2011 and was a five time First Team All Pro. Allen would also be a two time Sack leader.
Jason Hatcher, a one time Pro Bowl Defensive End.
Justin Tuck, a two time Pro Bowl Defensive End known mostly for his big game performances in two New York Giants Super Bowl wins.
Kevin Williams, a six time Pro Bowler who was also chosen for five First Team All Pro spots.
Logan Mankins, a seven time Pro Bowl Offensive Lineman who played most of his career with the New England Patriots.
Matt Hasselbeck, a Quarterback who went to three Pro Bowls.
Peyton Manning, a Quarterback who is considered one of the best of all-time who holds the records for Passing Yards. The two time Super Bowl winner also won five MVPs, was chosen for seven First Team All Pros and 14 Pro Bowls.
Reshean Mathis, a one time Pro Bowl Cornerback.
The entire section can be found here.
We encourage you to take a look and cast your votes!
They are:
Antrel Rolle: a Super Bowl winning Cornerback with the New York Giants. He would also go to three Pro Bowls.
Ben Grubbs, a two time Pro Bowl Offensive Guard.
Calvin Johnson, the longtime Detroit Lions Wide Receiver who went to six Pro Bowls and led the NFL in Receiving Yards twice. He is also a three time First Team All Pro Selection.
Charles Tillman, a Defensive Back who went to two Pro Bowls and spent most of his career with the Chicago Bears.
Charles Woodson, A nine time Pro Bowl Defensive Back who won the Defensive Rookie of the Year and the Defensive Player of the Year. Woodson was named a First Team All Pro three times and helped the Green Bay Packers win Super Bowl XLV.
D’Brickashaw Ferguson, a three time Pro Bowl Offensive Lineman who played his entire career with the New York Jets.
Greg Jennings, a two time Pro Bowl Wide Receiver who was on the Green Bay Packers Super Bowl XLV team.
Heath Miller, a Tight End who was with the Pittsburgh Steelers for all eleven of his NFL seasons. Miller would go to two Pro Bowls and helped Pittsburgh win two Super Bowls.
Jared Allen, a Defensive End most known for his time with the Minnesota Vikings. He would win the Defensive Player of the Year Award in 2011 and was a five time First Team All Pro. Allen would also be a two time Sack leader.
Jason Hatcher, a one time Pro Bowl Defensive End.
Justin Tuck, a two time Pro Bowl Defensive End known mostly for his big game performances in two New York Giants Super Bowl wins.
Kevin Williams, a six time Pro Bowler who was also chosen for five First Team All Pro spots.
Logan Mankins, a seven time Pro Bowl Offensive Lineman who played most of his career with the New England Patriots.
Matt Hasselbeck, a Quarterback who went to three Pro Bowls.
Peyton Manning, a Quarterback who is considered one of the best of all-time who holds the records for Passing Yards. The two time Super Bowl winner also won five MVPs, was chosen for seven First Team All Pros and 14 Pro Bowls.
Reshean Mathis, a one time Pro Bowl Cornerback.
The entire section can be found here.
We encourage you to take a look and cast your votes!
Heath Miller
Nov 22, 2016
Published in
2021 Football Eligibles
Spending all of his eleven seasons in the NFL with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Tight End, Heath Miller helped his team win two Super Bowls. Miller would catch 592 passes for 6,569 Yards and 45 Touchdowns. He would also go to two Pro Bowls.
Heath Miller Retires
Feb 20, 2016
Published in
Not in Hall of Fame News
Another major retirement took place in the NFL as Pittsburgh Steelers Tight End called it a career yesterday.
Coming out of the University of Virginia, the Steelers drafted Miller with their first pick (30th Overall) in the 2005 Draft. Miller paid immediate dividends catching 39 passes and was named the Steelers Rookie of the Year. That year, Miller earned the ultimate prize, as Pittsburgh would go on to win Super Bowl XL.
Miller would continue with Pittsburgh for the duration of his career and three years later would win another Super Bowl ring, though in that game he would have more of an active role with 5 catches in the big dance. The Tight End would make two Pro Bowls over his career (2009 & 2012) and would named the team MVP in 2012.
With this retirement, Miller concludes his career with 592 Receptions for 6,569 Yards and 45 Touchdowns and is Hall of Fame eligible in 2021, though he probably will struggle to make the Semi-Finals.
We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to thank Heath Miller for the memories and we wish him the best in his post-playing career.
Coming out of the University of Virginia, the Steelers drafted Miller with their first pick (30th Overall) in the 2005 Draft. Miller paid immediate dividends catching 39 passes and was named the Steelers Rookie of the Year. That year, Miller earned the ultimate prize, as Pittsburgh would go on to win Super Bowl XL.
Miller would continue with Pittsburgh for the duration of his career and three years later would win another Super Bowl ring, though in that game he would have more of an active role with 5 catches in the big dance. The Tight End would make two Pro Bowls over his career (2009 & 2012) and would named the team MVP in 2012.
With this retirement, Miller concludes his career with 592 Receptions for 6,569 Yards and 45 Touchdowns and is Hall of Fame eligible in 2021, though he probably will struggle to make the Semi-Finals.
We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to thank Heath Miller for the memories and we wish him the best in his post-playing career.