Kameron Kelly went from being a standout player in a defunct minor league that shut down to starting the season opener for a Super Bowl contender during 2019. Then he got himself arrested, and likely killed his NFL dreams.
Originally signed after the 2018 NFL Draft by the Dallas Cowboys, Kelly failed to make their 53-man roster, and would sign with the San Diego Fleet in the Alliance of American Football, where he would be among the league leaders in interceptions.
He signed an offseason contract after the league folded with the Pittsburgh Steelers, beginning to earn top backup reps.