Buccaneers special teams ace Miles Killebrew saw 'calmness' that led to the team's turnaround

Miles Killebrew didn’t know what to expect when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers started 0-4.The long-time special teams ace was in his first season with a new team and he’s experienced some rough times in an 11-year career that included five years in Detroit and five in Pittsburgh.“I didn’t know what I was going to come to work and see. Was the building going to be on fire? Were guys going to be pointing fingers? I’ve seen these things before,” Killebrew said on the AP’s “Football Unfiltered” podcast. “I was blown away by the fact that that did not happen. Actually, just the complete opposite. It was just a hey: ‘We know that we’re a good team. We’re gonna keep doing the things that we’ve been doing and the results will come.’ It was an awesome sense of just calmness and I’m talking about from leadership on down and I am not surprised that we are in this position now that we are starting to see some success because guys just keep showing up. And I appreciate it. That’s how I’m wired, so I kno