The Pittsburgh Steelers have brought back wide receiver Scotty Miller in preparation for their playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens. Miller, who was previously released from the active roster, is among the players elevated from the practice squad, joining Jamal Agnew. This move comes after Calvin Anderson was signed following a stint on the reserve/injured list. Miller's contributions had diminished with the arrival of Mike Williams and Ben Skowronek's return from injury.

In the regular season, the 27-year-old recorded five catches for 69 yards across 13 games. Previously, he had a successful season with the Atlanta Falcons under offensive coordinator Arthur Smith, amassing 11 catches for 161 yards and two touchdowns. Miller began his NFL career with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, showcasing his talent over four seasons, including a memorable Super Bowl victory.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are eyeing former Baylor defensive tackle Siaki Ika, who was recently waived by the Philadelphia Eagles. After being a third-round pick for the Cleveland Browns in 2023, Ika has struggled to make an impact, recording no stats in four games as a rookie.

With Pittsburgh's current roster challenges, particularly with Montravius Adams injured, Ika could be a valuable addition to their practice squad, providing depth behind Keeanu Benton.