Return to the Steelers
The Pittsburgh Steelers have re-signed linebacker Jeremiah Moon on a one-year deal. Moon, who rejoined the team after spending time with Baltimore, returns following his notable comeback effort.
Injury and Recovery
Moon began the season on the reserve/injured list after sustaining an ankle injury in the preseason. After overcoming his setback, he was activated in October and appeared in 13 games, registering nine tackles and earning one start. His contributions were spread over 111 defensive snaps and 222 special teams plays.
NFL Journey and College Background
At 26, Moon brings valuable experience from his collegiate career at Florida, where he played in 48 contests from 2016 to 2021. He accumulated 151 tackles, recorded eight sacks, defended four passes, and recovered two fumbles during his time in college. His journey in the NFL began as an undrafted free agent with Baltimore, where he spent his rookie year on the practice squad. In 2023, he appeared in eight games with one start, totaling 12 tackles, two forced fumbles, 99 defensive snaps, and 142 special teams plays before being waived.
Potential and Future Opportunities
Moon’s re-signing with the Steelers offers him a chance to build on his recent progress despite early-season injury challenges. With a strong work ethic and versatility across defense and special teams, he is positioned to contribute significantly to the team’s plans and benefit from future opportunities in the league.