Blocking-first Jayhawk fullback with useful depth value
Ben Miles is a traditional **fullback** whose value comes more from role execution than box-score volume: in his KU season data, he played in all 12 games and contributed as a short-yardage runner and receiver, but his real differentiator is blocking and versatility in a run-heavy or physical offense.[1][5] He also brings a notable family connection to Kansas, having transferred to KU to play for his father, which adds familiarity with the system and the program.[2][7] He fits best as a toughness-and-assignments player who can help a team in a niche, dependable role rather than as a featured skill-position threat.[1][2]
