Miles Kitselman

Miles Kitselman grew up in Lyndon, Kan., with his father (Kurt) and mother (Carla Sloop). He and his fiancée (Haley) have a wedding date set for July 2026 (Seattle Seahawks fullback Robbie Ouzts will be one of the groomsmen). Kitselman played primarily on the offensive and defensive lines at Lyndon High School, and he also played basketball. A no-star recruit in the 2021 class, he almost gave up on football before giving junior college a try. After one season at Hutchinson (Kan.) Community College, he received interest from FBS programs, including an offer from Alabama and former head coach Nick Saban. He spent two seasons in Tuscaloosa before transferring to Tennessee for more playing time. Kitselman has NFL-caliber size and uses it to win as both a blocker and pass catcher. He hits his blocking landmarks with physicality to move defenders off the ball. His routes and hands are adequate by NFL standards, but he doesn’t have difference-making athleticism. Overall, Kitselman has overachieved at every level. His execution and mindset as a run blocker are the keys to him doing the same in the NFL.