Cooper Miller is a 5'10" Quarterback in the 2028 class.
Miller attends Wallace in Idaho.
Miller's Player Profile was created on April 22, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Cooper
MillerQB
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
165
HS
Wallace
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ID
Week 3 Offensive Stat Winners + Notes and Analysis
Miller has been on a tear to start the season and has seen plenty of success in the...
Written by Paul Gregorian
Cooper
MillerQB
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
165
HS
Wallace
|
ID
Idaho Bowl: Closer Look at the 8th Grade Quarterbacks Selected
In my eyes, the unquestioned alpha male of the four prospects selected to play quarterback in the 2024...
Written by Alan Popadines
Paul Gregorian | Prep Redzone Scout
Paul Gregorian
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Miller has been on a tear to start the season and has seen plenty of success in the first three weeks if play. He is a big play signal caller that gets the ball out quick and can buy time with his legs while keeping his eyes downfield and throwing his receivers open consistently. He is having a breakout junior season for Wallace and is one of the better passers emerging across the state, especially in the statistical column. Miller had a big week 3 and threw for nearly 400 yards and 6 passing touchdowns while tacking on another 100+ rushing yards and 3 touchdowns bringing his total scores to a absurd nine touchdowns on the day.
In my eyes, the unquestioned alpha male of the four prospects selected to play quarterback in the 2024 Idaho Bowl. Miller is put together very well and has impressive strength for a 2028 prospect, with the weight room numbers to back it up. Already benches 225 pounds, squats over 400 and as of November already claimed a 33″ vertical jump. Also, widely thought of as a talented hooper as well, the 5-foot-10, 165-pounder will be off to Wallace High School in the fall, where he has every opportunity in the world to come in and earn the starting job. Miller has led this 2028 group to back-to-back undefeated seasons and an overall record of 18-2 over the last three years. While he’s found success on the middle school level, the varsity Miners finished 3-5 this past season and averaged just 23 points per game–which was aided greatly by a season high 52-points in their season-opener over a winless Kootenai team. Miller and this 2028 class could just be the shot in the arm that Wallance needs. Ahead of that though, he’ll be slingin’ the rock for the Blue Team in the Idaho Bowl.