Miller has easily been one of the most impressive QB’s in the state. The Rye signal caller, led his squad to a perfect season, and a State Championship, where he tossed three touchdowns in the win.

Miller is committed to Harvard for Lacrosse/Football, but he can easily suit up on the football field. The Senior QB, has elite arm strength and footwork, he is a physical runner who can eat hits like a RB. I like him outside the pocket, where is accuracy and arm strength are evident on the run. He has good size, and is easily a top QB in NY. Harvard is getting an extremely dynamic athlete in the fall.

Congratulations Carson!

Miller has been on a completely different level this season. The Rye QB, has put up elute numbers in both the passing and running game. He has the weapons and the talent to win a state championship, but if Rye is to win, Miller needs another outstanding game in what will be the final one of his outstanding career.

Carson Miller Carson Miller 6'2" | 185 lbs | QB/ATH Rye | 2026 State NY had the best performance of any athlete across the state. Rye picked up an impressive 40-17 win over Somers to claim the Class A Section One Championship.

Miller had an outstanding day, with a pick, and a forced fumble on defense. Miller went 14/20 with 347 yards, and two touchdowns. He added 87 yards and three touchdowns on the ground. Miller is easily the top performing QB in the state right now.

Carson Miller Carson Miller 6'2" | 185 lbs | QB/ATH Rye | 2026 State NY was easily the MVP against Somers. The Senior QB, had an unreal performance on both sides of the ball, and led his team to an amazing second half offensive onslaught.

Miller had an elite IQ, and displayed good patience in the pocket. His throws were accurate, and on 50/50 balls, he placed them in perfect grasp of his receivers. I liked his mobility, and outside of the pocket, he drew defenders eyes on every play, as he is a true rushing threat. Miller is easily a QB, who should be playing on Saturday’s.

Miller as expected had an outstanding day throwing the football. In a day, where I expected a heavy running game, the Harvard commit weathered the storm, and had four touchdowns for his squad.

Miller displayed a high IQ, and found numerous mismatches throughout the game. He had amazing ball placement, which was eye opening given the wind, and showcased his dual-threat ability, using his legs for gains as well. Miller is still my top QB in Section 1, and should be playing football at the next level.

Miller had the best performance across the whole state in my opinion, and earns the MVP honors for this article. Rye picked up a 48-23 win, where the passing game was rolling all evening.

Miller had six touchdowns, and one interception on the night. He had 321 yards, on 14/22 passes. He also had 81 yards on seven carries throughout the game.