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Heath Miller 6-4 265 4.7
TE, Virginia
War Room analysis
Hands: Could have best hands of any tight end or wide receiver in this draft. Catches passes before they reach his pads. Consistently plucks balls out of the air at full speed, and makes catches over his shoulder. Grade: 8.8.
Patterns: Is a fluid route-runner with exceptional instincts. Has a rare knack for finding soft spots against zone coverage. Runs crisp and sharp routes, and uses his body to shield defenders from the ball. Is athletic, and has enough speed to stretch the seam. Grade: 8.7.
Run after catch: Gets upfield quickly. Shows good athletic ability and some big-play potential. Lacks the explosive speed to run away from defenders. Grade: 8.1.
Release: Has decent size and the initial quickness to escape jams. Lacks ideal bulk. Grade: 8.1.
Blocking: Is technically sound. Shows good balance and decent lower-body strength. Gets into good position, and works to the whistle. Must get bigger. Isn't overpowering at the point of attack. Grade: 8.0.
Bottom line: Miller, a junior, was converted from quarterback to tight end during his redshirt freshman season and has been a star ever since. He is a notch below elite NFL tight ends in speed and athletic ability but is the complete physical package and shows a special feel in the passing game. Miller is the only first-round talent in the tight end class.
Dan Pompei analysis
Draft's top tight end prospect has a nice blend of receiving and blocking skills. Shows good effort as a blocker.
Heath Miller 6-4 265 4.7
TE, Virginia
War Room analysis
Hands: Could have best hands of any tight end or wide receiver in this draft. Catches passes before they reach his pads. Consistently plucks balls out of the air at full speed, and makes catches over his shoulder. Grade: 8.8.
Patterns: Is a fluid route-runner with exceptional instincts. Has a rare knack for finding soft spots against zone coverage. Runs crisp and sharp routes, and uses his body to shield defenders from the ball. Is athletic, and has enough speed to stretch the seam. Grade: 8.7.
Run after catch: Gets upfield quickly. Shows good athletic ability and some big-play potential. Lacks the explosive speed to run away from defenders. Grade: 8.1.
Release: Has decent size and the initial quickness to escape jams. Lacks ideal bulk. Grade: 8.1.
Blocking: Is technically sound. Shows good balance and decent lower-body strength. Gets into good position, and works to the whistle. Must get bigger. Isn't overpowering at the point of attack. Grade: 8.0.
Bottom line: Miller, a junior, was converted from quarterback to tight end during his redshirt freshman season and has been a star ever since. He is a notch below elite NFL tight ends in speed and athletic ability but is the complete physical package and shows a special feel in the passing game. Miller is the only first-round talent in the tight end class.
Dan Pompei analysis
Draft's top tight end prospect has a nice blend of receiving and blocking skills. Shows good effort as a blocker.