Nate Miller III Nate Miller III 5'10" | 191 lbs | QB Westerville Central | 2029 OH has the chance to develop into one of the top passers in the state of Ohio for the Class of 2029. The 6-foot-0, 192-pound quarterback has a quick release and throws with very good accuracy. He hits receivers in stride with velocity over the middle of the field and displays good touch on the deep ball. Very mobile quarterback who can throw on the move and be a legitimate dual-threat.

Starting in the OCC as a freshman is no small feat in itself. Any freshmen QB is going to have their share of growing pains, but Miller proved to be able to hold his own. He showcased his ability to be an explosive athlete in his testing, posting 4.44 in the 40. I feel like he’s taken strides throwing the ball since the last time I saw him. His consistency with his ball placement and velocity has definitely increased. I’m looking forward to seeing Nate continue to develop both physically and as a passer.

Nate got the start as a freshman for Westerville Central and had several impressive moments over the season. I want to see his talent progress over the coming years, and Saturday will be a good way for us to see him in a controlled environment early into his offseason.

Nate Miller III Nate Miller III 5'10" | 191 lbs | QB Westerville Central | 2029 OH is a talented dual threat QB from Westerville Central High School. Having the chance to cut his teeth in a conference like the Ohio Capital Conference as a Freshman is an opportunity that most don’t get. That’s a testament to not only his talent but also his maturity level for his age. Miller is perfectly content throwing from the pocket and is getting better there with every rep. Where he excels most is in his ability to extend plays with his explosiveness and elusiveness. While he could easily tuck it and run while playing out of structure, he does a great job of keeping his eyes downfield and hitting his receivers in spots where they can make plays. The genetics are there with him as his uncle is a former player who Ohio State fans may know by the name of Braxton Miller. The sky is the limit with this young and talented Quarterback.

There isn’t a position with a bigger learning curve and transition than the quarterback position. Miller definitely flashed in his freshman season for the Warhawks. He’s a dual threat QB who is able to hurt defenses both with his arm and his legs. He showed the arm talent to throw to all levels and to throw into windows. Miller is an elusive runner in the open field. Nate does a really nice job on rollouts of stressing the defense with his legs while keeping his eyes downfield and then making the throw on the run.

Good velocity between the hashes. Has a good, accurate and live arm with ability to fit the ball into tight windows. Has earned high praise from his head coach as he comes into high school. Name to monitor over the next several years.

Nate Miller enters the season after passing for over 1,400 yards and accounting for 21 touchdowns last year. A true dual-threat quarterback, he delivers smooth drops and places a nice touch on his passes. He has proven to be an accurate field general who remains poised under pressure. As he progresses through his reads, he keeps his feet and eyes active in the pocket. His release is quick when needed, and after enough pump fakes, he can tuck the ball and pick up crucial yards with his legs.