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2008 (Redshirt): Named first team All-American by the Football Wrtiers Association of America.

2007 (Junior): A first team All-Big East selection by Rivals.com. Third team All-American selection by the Associated Press. Led the nation in tackles during the regular season.

2006 (Sophomore): Was the primary backup to H.B. Blades. Had a career high 29 tackles on the year.

2005 (Freshman): Played in all eleven games as the primary backup at middle linebacker. Had 13 tackles against West Virginia when H.B. Blades went down early.

2004 (Redshirt): Redshirted as a true freshman.

Personal: Set a school record with 332 tackles. Associated Press AAAA all-state team (first team). Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Fabulous 22 and Tribune-Review Terrific 25. A member of the Harrisburg Patriot-News Platinum 33. A Valley News All-Star. Selected to play in the Big 33 Game in Heshey. He was state runner-up in wrestling at 215 pounds with a 38-1 record. Honor Roll. National Science Merit Award recipient. Brother of defensive end Chris McKillop at Pitt.

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The Good: A smart, instinctive linebacker with read-and-react ability inside. Does a great job keeping himself clean through traffic and uses his arms to stay off blocks. Is a tackling machine inside and seems to always find a way to make the play. Possesses good footwork and breaks down well in space. Never over-commits and is always balanced and ready to make the tackle. The Bad: Isn’t the most explosive athlete and lacks overall power in his upper body. Struggles shedding blocks when linemen get into his body. Never looks dominant and is forced to scrap and fight for every inch.	Scouting report provided by National Football Post.
Positives: Competitive gamer. Very good production. Smart and instinctive. Reads quickly. Nice 10-yard burst. Always around the ball and puts himself in position to make plays. Takes on blocks with the proper shoulder and will stick his nose in and face up ballcarriers. Alert in coverage. Tough and competitive. Has a 351/2-inch vertical jump. Negatives: Much production was funneled to him from the scheme. Does not play physically and lacks functional strength. Tries to go underneath blocks instead of taking them on directly. Plays short-armed and falls off some tackles. Does play with good balance in his feet. Is not agile in coverage and struggles to match up with backs and tight ends. Summary: A three-year starter and tackling machine, McKillop is a good college player who was relied upon heavily to make the calls during his senior year when he was flanked by a converted receiver and a freshman converted running back. Did not impress during Senior Bowl week but showed well in the game. A solid football player with the makeup and determination to carve out a career as a special-teams player. His competitiveness could give him a chance to become something more. Grade: Mid-round talent.	Scouting report provided by Pro Football Weekly.