Kolt Miller is a 6'0" Quarterback/Defensive Back in the 2028 class.
Miller attends Central DeWitt in Iowa.
Miller's Player Profile was created on May 5, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Kolt
MillerQB/DB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
170
HS
Central DeWitt
|
IA
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Kolt
MillerQB/DB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
170
HS
Central DeWitt
|
IA
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Eliot Clough
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Another prospect that will have to take over for one of the best QBs in recent history at his school, Kolt MillerKoltMiller
6'0" | 170 lbs | QB/DB
Central DeWitt | 2028 IA
will see what he can do to continue the winning was at Central Dewitt following the departure of Hudson Krukow.
Seeing him move on tape, Miller looks physically ready for the varsity level. A tall, solid quarterback that has the look of being able to break a tackle or two while throwing a dart to his intended targets. One of those targets through the air will be Jameson GregoireJamesonGregoire
6'4" | 185 lbs | WR/DB
Central DeWitt | 2027 StateIA
, one of the most productive returning receivers in the state.
On varsity last year, Miller completed 9-of-14 passes for 82 yards and a score.
Central DeWitt reached the playoffs last season with a senior quarterback leading a successful and explosive offense. The Sabers will be challenged to replace him with a capable successor to keep the momentum rolling into 2026 as there is a lot of talent throughout the rest of the roster. Miller was one of two backup signal callers to throw a pass last season. He completed 9 of his 14 attempts for 82 yards and a touchdown, and picked up 11 yards on his lone carry. A good overall athlete, Miller also saw time on defense as a sophomore in 2025, collecting 7.5 tackles, three of which were solo stops. He played a key role in a third phase, serving as the team’s punter. Miller averaged 30.9 yards on 19 punts. Evidence of his abilities is hard to find on line. His Hudl page houses clips of two passes from last season and a highlight tape from his ninth-grade year of 2024. There’s enough there to extrapolate his talents. Miller gets the ball out of his hand quickly with zip. Ball placement is accurate, allowing receivers to make plays after the catch. He’s calm in the pocket and keeps his eyes moving through progressions. If he wins the QB1 job, a breakout could very well be loading.