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A nice breakdown of the improvement John Miller showed in year 2.
Second year right guard John Miller was a player that I was quite high on when the Buffalo Bills drafted him in 2015. After his first preseason, I made proclamations that he would be a future pro bowler. I believed that he would flourish in Greg Roman’s system. However, he proceeded to have a below average year and struggled to stay on the field. This was partly due to his struggles with a nagging ankle injury that limited him to 12 games. Overall, though, his strength and approach to the game were not as proficient as I expected them to be.
The Louisville alum put in a lot of hard work in the offseason, which included a complete overhaul of his diet. More importantly, he began to realize that playing guard isn’t just about strength and technique. He realized that to play guard in the Bills’ system, he must “approach our block based off what the defense is doing and capitalize off that.”
The Louisville alum put in a lot of hard work in the offseason, which included a complete overhaul of his diet. More importantly, he began to realize that playing guard isn’t just about strength and technique. He realized that to play guard in the Bills’ system, he must “approach our block based off what the defense is doing and capitalize off that.”
