The former Alabama All-American faces his former NFL team on Monday night when the Dolphins and Steelers square off.

Ask Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver about the situation, and his answer is rather poignant: "They all count the same, but some mean more."

Miami Dolphins All-Pro free safety Minkah Fitzpatrick downplayed the revenge game narrative for his return to Pittsburgh on Monday night. […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Minkah Fitzpatrick Downplays Revenge Game vs.

The division-leading Steelers go for their 23rd straight home win on "Monday Night Football." The Dolphins are on a four-game win streak.

Fitzpatrick, who still plays some free safety, has moved down to nickel cornerback, the spot he played at Alabama. The Steelers have him on their radar as they prepare for their matchup against the Dolphins. Yet, Fitzpatrick is not saying much about going up to Pittsburgh and facing his former team.

The Dolphins defense called its own play on the critical two-point conversion stop late in the fourth quarter, which preserved Sunday’s 21-17 win over the New Orleans Saints

The star safety, traded to Miami last summer, was once a part of a Pittsburgh defense that accomplished plenty, but never in the postseason.

St. Thomas Aquinas safety Justice Fitzpatrick, guided by older brother Minkah Fitzpatrick, is the lone defensive finalist for the 2025 Nat Moore Trophy.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are getting into the critical part of the season in the NFL as the AFC North is coming down to the wire. The division will likely only have one representative in the playoffs,