Miller’s senior season is one of the more statistically impressive outputs in Lake County history. He amassed over 2,681 all-purpose yards along with 29 total touchdowns. It’s rather confusing why he hasn’t racked up more offers and is still on the market. Not only are his numbers otherworldly, but he’s also a phenomenal athlete who’s physically built for the rigors of college football. He’s an explosive runner who hits top speed in a blink of an eye and can be a load to bring down once he gets downhill. Not only is he dangerous out the backfield as a running back, he’s also a more-than-reliable receiver who at 6’2″ 195lbs can cause matchup problems for defensive backs with his size and blazing speed.

Miller’s last game may have ended in defeat, but he still stood out as one of the best athletes on the field. He scored both Grayslake Central’s touchdowns and became the school’s single season leading rusher. Miller is an impressive athlete with phenomenal upside. He’s a natural runner of the football with great speed who has the size and strength to dish out and take punishment. He also adds value with his versatility as a pass-catcher. An all-around who exemplifies what it means to be a swiss army knife.

Miller played about as perfect of a football game as I’d ever seen. He finished the game with 155 reception yards, 3 receiving touchdowns, one rushing touchdown, and for good measure, he went out there and set a new school record for receiving touchdowns. Miller scored almost every time he touched the ball and was virtually impossible to tackle. He’s a supreme athlete with a college-ready body, a natural runner of the football, and his breakaway was on display as he consistently broke off long runs. He’s undoubtedly one of the top athletes and prospects in the Lake County area who is on pace to go out with a serious bang for his senior season.