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Miller, who went undrafted out of Georgia in 2010, will likely get a shot as the Colts’ return man. Blair White is nursing a knee injury.

24-year-old Miller was trying to make the Bills as a special teamer.

An undrafted free agent out of Georgia, Miller isn’t a candidate for returns, but he will provide depth with Alphonso Smith out for the season.

McDonald finishes the season with 18 tackles and no interceptions. Prince Miller, who was signed off the Ravens’ practice squad last week, filled in for McDonald Sunday.

Miller does have some potential as a punt returner, so he could find a spot on the practice squad. McClellan was an undrafted free agent long shot.

Safety Tom Zbikowski remains the primary punt returner, so the Ravens will use Miller’s roster spot to sign an offensive lineman.

Miller, 23, appeared in four games last season as a sub-package corner and made seven tackles plus another on special teams. Also offering some punt return value, Miller will compete for a low-end roster spot in training camp.

Miller signed on with the Ravens as an undrafted free agent but was waived in favor of Bryan McCann a day after final cuts. Now McCann is gone and Miller is back. He could be the primary punt returner this week after Tom Zbikowski nearly blew the game on Monday night.

It’s Miller’s final audition for a roster spot after an impressive start to the exhibition season. Chris Carr and Tom Zbikowski, the other candidates for punt returns, are both penciled in as Week 1 starters in a shaky secondary. Carr remains the favorite to handle the job.

A beat writer tweeted Saturday morning that Miller had been waived, but the Ravens opted to keep him despite a poor performance in the preseason finale. Easily the most explosive return option on the team, Miller averaged 12.4 yards on 10 preseason punts. Tom Zbikowski will concentrate on safety duties.