Southern Utah’s former tackling machine: Miles Killebrew built on physicality, playmaking and special-teams value
Killebrew’s Southern Utah profile shows a high-impact defensive playmaker who piled up 101 tackles in 12 games, added tackles for loss and forced fumbles, which points to a downhill, disruptive style rather than a finesse game.[4] That kind of production helps explain why he’s carried value beyond college as a physical, special-teams-first safety with NFL longevity and Pro Bowl recognition, making him a fit for teams that want toughness, reliability and turnover upside in the back end.[1][3]
