Scotty Miller

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		93	99	1,216	6
2025		13	9	62	0
2024		13	5	69	0
2023		17

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Pittsburgh Steelers managed to secure solid depth at a bargain price, landing Scotty Miller on a one-year, $1.3M deal that earns a C CVI — a fair-value signing for a receiver still working to establish himself in the league. Miller falls into the unproven tier production-wise, making this contract structure perfect for both sides: the Steelers get an affordable flyer on a player with legitimate NFL experience, while Miller gets a chance to prove his worth in a new system. At 27, he's entering what should be his prime years, and while he hasn't consistently produced at a high level, his speed and familiarity with professional offenses make him a reasonable depth addition. The one-year structure eliminates long-term risk for Pittsburgh while giving Miller maximum motivation to perform, creating the type of low-stakes, high-upside scenario that can pay dividends. This signing reflects smart roster building — filling out the receiver room without breaking the bank or blocking younger talent, while potentially uncovering a contributor who could exceed his modest price tag.

Performance Analysis

Scotty Miller's F grade in Pittsburgh marks what may be the end of the road for a receiver best remembered for his Super Bowl connection with Tom Brady. Miller had his moment in the spotlight as a deep threat in Tampa Bay's championship run, but he's been unable to sustain NFL-level production since. His F grade reflects a player who isn't contributing to the Steelers' offense in any meaningful way. Miller's speed was always his primary weapon, and without consistent opportunities to stretch the field, he has limited value. Pittsburgh's receiver room has moved past him, and Miller is essentially a roster placeholder at this point. The Super Bowl catch will always be his legacy, but the overall career arc has been modest.