Steelers DB Kameron Kelly Arrested for Making 'Terroristic Threats' in Pittsburgh

Talk about bringing embarrassment to the organization. Pittsburgh Steelers' defensive back Kameron Kelly was arrested outside of a bar early Friday morning for making terroristic threats towards employees and resisting arrest. Kelly apparently was angry that his song choice was skipped over on the jukebox.

While this seems like a serious offense and could put Kelly in jeopardy of missing the last few games of the NFL season, the Steelers have yet to comment on what transpired with the young defensive back.

Steelers safety Kameron Kelly was arrested outside a bar in Pittsburgh's South Side early Friday morning on two counts of making terroristic threats and one count of resisting arrest. https://t.co/RNLtUv2sbc
— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) December 20, 2019

Kelly had a rough route to the NFL, going undrafted and then getting released from the Dallas Cowboys before the 2018 season started. He also played in the now-defunct AAF.

Kelly was given a chance with the Steelers and appeared to be making the most of his opportunities. He's appeared in 14 games this season and posted 15 total tackles. Kelly also has one start to his name.

#BREAKING: Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back Kameron Kelly is facing terroristic threats and resisting arrest charges after he was kicked out of a South Side bar. https://t.co/DJiHNcETYE
— KDKA (@KDKA) December 20, 2019

We'll have to wait and see if the team will discipline Kelly for his Friday morning arrest. Having this come just before a showdown with the Jets at Heinz Field certainly won't make Mike Tomlin or anyone on the team's coaching staff too pleased.