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Miller

Miller was a fifth-round draft pick of the Atlanta Falcons in 2019 and spent the 2021 season with the Saints, where he appeared in one game. Likely nothing more than a camp body at this point in the season, Miller has 12 games of NFL experience under his belt with most of his snaps coming on special teams per PFF.

Miller’s suspension will go into effect immediately, covering Sunday’s finale as well as the first three games of 2020. The rookie totaled four tackles over 24 defensive snaps this season.

Miller (6’1/185) was a two-year starter and four-year contributor in the Huskies’ secondary, logging 18 career pass breakups with six picks and three forced fumbles yet never receiving all-conference honors in the Pac 12. Miller showed NFL-level long speed (4.49) at the Combine and held his own in the vertical (37") and broad (10’5") jumps but enters the pros needing desperately to add strength considering his lanky frame and six bench-press reps. A developmental track-type athlete, Miller is a long shot to become an NFL starter. This is the second corner the Falcons have drafted, with Kendall Sheffield coming off the board in round 4.