Arrion

Springs

The former XFL player landed on the Chiefs roster this offseason. He has not played a regular season snap since signing as an undrafted free agent with the Chiefs in April of 2019.

The Steelers also added DB Breon Borders, C John Keenoy and DB Arrion Springs in addition to Coyle. The latter three players were each apart of the XFL in 2020. Of course, none of them are especially likely to make the final roster after August cuts. None of Coyle, Keenoy nor Springs have played a regular season NFL snap to this point.

Springs (5’11/208) was a three-year starter in the Ducks’ secondary, tallying 44 career pass breakups with two interceptions and three forced fumbles. Springs earned PFF College’s No. 7 cornerback grade in all of Division I last year and allowed a stingy 40.6% completion rate when targeted. Although he showed plus long speed (4.46) at Oregon’s Pro Day, Springs struggled in other athletic testing. Not flashy but a consistent executor, Springs offers some dart-throw appeal with an underrated resume.