Former Georgia Tech punter Pressley Harvin III will have a new NFL team. Harvin was a punter for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but will now play for one of the NFL’s best teams, the San Francisco 49ers, according to multiple reports.

Harvin was Pittsburgh’s punter for three seasons before being fired. During his career in Pittsburgh, he averaged 43.7 yards per punt and had 75 total punts inside the 20-yard line.

One of the best special teams players in Georgia Tech football history, Harvin won the 2020 Ray Guy Award, considered the nation’s best punter, was a unanimous All-American and first team All-ACC in 2020, second team All-ACC in 2018 and third team All-ACC in 2017.

From his bio on ramblinwreck.com:

“Posted one of the most successful seasons in Georgia Tech football history…Won the Ray Guy Award as the nation’s best punter…Became the second Yellow Jacket to win the Ray Guy Award (after Durant Brooks – 2007)…Became the first African-American to win the Ray Guy Award in its 21-year history…Was unanimously selected to the first team All-American, becoming only the third Georgia Tech player ever to receive unanimous All-America honors (after Ken Swilling – 1990 and Calvin Johnson – 2006)…Led the nation and set Georgia Tech and Atlantic Coast Conference records with a punting average of 48.0 yards…To put that whopping 48.0 yard average in perspective, the gap between his average and the third-best average in the nation (46.7 – Washington State’s Oscar Draguicevich) was the same as the gap between Draguicevich and the ninth-best average in the nation (45.4 – San Diego State’s Tanner Kuljian) … 49% of his punts (22 of 45) flew 50 or more yards, 47% (21 of 45) were fair caught, 40% (18 of 45) were grounded inside the opponent’s 20-yard line and just 17% (8 of 45) were returned … Helped Georgia Tech finish second nationally in net punting (44.62-yard average) … Averaged at least 51 yards per punt three times in nine games (51.2 vs. UCF on Sept. 19, 51.0 at Boston College on Oct. 24 and 51.0 vs. Pitt on Dec. 10) … Was named the Ray Guy Award National Punter of the Week twice (51.2 average, 3 inside 20, 70-yard success against UCF on Sept. 19 and 51.0 avg., 3 inside 20 at Boston College on Oct. 24) and one of the “Ray’s 4″ award winners (where the nation’s top four punters are honored each week) five times (41.7 avg., 2 inside 20 at Florida State, 49.3 avg., 3 inside 20, 64-yard pitcher at the 4-yard line at Syracuse on Sept. 26 and 48.3 avg., 3 inside 20 against Clemson on Oct. 17, in addition to performances against UCF and at BC) … Finished his career with a punting average of 44.7 yards, which ranks second in Georgia Tech history behind Brooks (45.3).”