Pitt’s rugged, productive one-cut back with NFL pedigree
In the 2003 season, Brandon Miree was a tough, efficient workhorse for Pittsburgh, rushing 115 times for 573 yards and 6 touchdowns while adding 16 catches for 130 yards and a score. He also produced 943 rushing yards and 4 touchdowns in the 2002 season, showing he could carry volume and handle passing-game work. The big differentiator: he combined power, balance, and reliable production with enough versatility to fit multiple offensive styles. If you want a back who can grind out yards, stay involved on third down, and bring proven college production, Miree checks the box.
