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Miller

Miller is a massive 6'7/321, but has extremely short arms, lacks a natural position and was only honorable mention All-Big 12 last season. He’s too long to play guard and too weak to play tackle. Miller is just depth along the line if he makes the Browns.

Miller lacks a natural NFL position at 6'7" and 321 pounds, but the Browns drafted him with versatility in mind after starting 32 games at guard and 16 at right tackle with Colorado. Miller projects as a long-term swingman in Cleveland.

G/C Jeff Baca has been promoted from the practice squad in a corresponding roster move. It’s chilling news, as Miller missed all of 2013 with a concussion. His latest came when he “slipped to the ground” on Wednesday. A 2012 fifth-rounder, Miller is only 25, but it would probably be best for his quality of life if he hung up his cleats.

A 2012 fifth-round pick of the Browns, Miller missed all of 2013 after suffering a serious head injury in training camp. Miller still has practice squad eligibility.

A 2012 fifth-round pick of the Browns, Miller’s career has been derailed by concussions. He’s made eight appearances, each of which came in 2012 for Cleveland. He’ll be a long-shot for the Cowboys’ 53-man roster, and a candidate for retirement.

Miller was lying on the ground for upwards of five minutes, and was later carted to an ambulance and taken to the hospital. Miller is awake, alert, and has movement in all four extremities. The 2012 fifth-rounder played in 11 snaps as a rookie and is competing for a backup job this summer.

Miller had to be carted off the field and was taken to a local Cleveland hospital after suffering a head/neck injury on the Browns’ third day of training camp. He won’t be able to return to practice until he clears the NFL’s concussion protocol.