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Overall: Miller was redshirted in 2001 when he was converted from quarterback to tight end. From 2002-'04, he started every game at the tight end position for the Cavaliers. He was the leading receiver in the nation among tight ends as a sophomore in 2003 with 70 receptions for 835 yards. Miller's production dipped due to more focus on the running game as a junior in 2004 but he still led the team with 41 receptions, averaged 13.2 yards per catch and finished with five touchdowns. Miller is an adequate blocker but he still needs to get bigger and stronger in order to maximize his potential in that facet of the NFL game. Also, while Miller has good speed and athletic ability, he's a notch below the elite NFL tight ends in that regard. Otherwise, Miller is the complete physical package at the tight end position and very few starters ... For complete overview, strengths and weaknesses, login above or become an Insider.
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