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Name: Chris Miller (+) Coming off Sept 2021 Undisclosed INJ
College: Colorado
Number: 0
School Bio/Stats Link: HERE
Height: 6-0 Weight: 190
Position: Pos2: FS/CB
Class/Draft Year: rSr/2023
40 Low: 4.45 40 Time: 4.55 40 High: 4.65
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Data Scout Notes: INJ Prone/rJr-2023 2021: NAC...(+) Sept 2021 Undisclosed INJ/Out for 2021...2020: NAC...2019: (+) Oct 2019 Sternum INJ/Out for 2019
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Chris Miller, Colorado, Player News
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When healthy, Chris Miller has been arguably the best cornerback at Colorado the past two seasons. CU coaches are hoping he can be more than that. A 6-foot, 190-pound junior, Miller could be wind up being one of the most versatile and impactful players o n the Buffaloes' defense next season. "We were doing a Zoom donor meeting a couple weeks ago," defensive coordinator Tyson Summers said, "and one of the questions that was asked was, 'Who do you feel is going to be a player that really jumps out this sea son?' And (Miller) was one of the first names that I mentioned in that group." A cornerback since he arrived in Boulder from Denton, Texas, in the summer of 2017, Miller was listed as the starting strong safety in a recent "pencil" depth chart released b y CU. He is also a candidate to play in CU's "star" position, a defensive back/linebacker hybrid."We feel that he's a unique player that can do a lot of things," head coach Karl Dorrell said. "We want him in multiple roles and he's embraced that c hallenge. But it's just a matter of getting him in those positions to see if he can handle all that information. We do plan on him being a big factor." For Miller to be a big factor, he has to be healthy, and that's been his biggest challenge. He has pla yed in only 10 games at CU, with his 2018 season cut short because of a fractured thumb and his 2019 season limited to four games because of a torn ACL. He also missed spring practices in 2019 with a dislocated shoulder. "Physically I'm feeling good," Mi ller said last week. "I've been working really hard trying to get back as healthy as I can. I'm trying to be ready and have a great year and show the NFL scouts that I can be a great player and I will be." - Daily Camera
(DS#999 SS) rSr/2023  SS Chris Miller, Colorado
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