Shawn Miller is a steady New Mexico WR with big-play flashes and rising trust
In the 2025 season, Shawn Miller gave New Mexico a useful vertical threat, finishing with 15 catches for 199 yards and a touchdown, with a long of 42 yards and a 13.3-yard average per catch. He’s not yet a volume monster, but his value is in efficiency, burst after the catch, and the ability to pop up in key moments—like his 4-catch, 80-yard, 1-TD game against New Mexico State. He looks like a solid fit for teams wanting a reliable, developing receiver who can work as a complementary playmaker rather than a pure WR1.
