Penn State edge rusher who flashes game-wrecking burst
In his 2018 Penn State season, Shareef Miller emerged as a disruptive defensive end, starting 13 games and piling up impact plays, including a two-sack, fumble-recovery breakout against Wisconsin. His calling card was burst off the edge, with enough first-step quickness to create pressure even when he wasn’t the focal point of the defense. That makes him attractive for teams needing an energetic pass-rush piece, though his value is best understood as upside-driven rather than a fully polished, every-down NFL-ready anchor.
