Harvard alum Aaron Shampklin joined Miami after trials with Chargers/Colts and a stint as a middle-school substitute. His journey to the NFL is an asset in-depth, offering a smart, pass-protecting back with potential for limited carries in short-yardage or special-teams roles, signaling a measured depth infusion rather than a day-one workload spike.

Shampklin, Harvard alum, joined Miami after a three-game Steelers stint, offering a kick-returns background and a potential depth role as a change-of-pace back. His NFL exposure and return skills give Miami a flexible third-down option and a possible special-teams contributor behind Achane. While not a true short-yardage solution, his quickness and return proficiency add a valuable toolkit for McDaniel’s backfield.

Aaron Shampklin has been released by the Steelers, as the team made roster adjustments ahead of their game. In his place, Pittsburgh has signed running back Jonathan Ward to the active roster from the practice squad.

Aaron Shampklin has been released from the Steelers' 53-man roster to make room for running back Jonathan Ward. His departure comes as the team adjusts its lineup ahead of the matchup against the Giants.

Aaron Shampklin is inactive for the Steelers, adding to the team's list of players sidelined due to injuries.