Temple WR Deon Miller brings length, red-zone juice, and big-play upside
In Temple’s 2012 season, Deon Miller totaled 7 catches for 101 yards, and across his Temple career he finished with 31 receptions for 419 yards and 3 touchdowns, flashing the kind of catch radius that comes with his 6-foot-5 frame[10]. Evaluators and coverage from his Temple era consistently pointed to him as a boundary receiver who could stretch defenses vertically and win contested balls, but his impact was limited at times by illness and nagging availability issues[6][13]. If a team wants a tall, physical outside target with upside in the red zone, Miller fits; if it needs a polished, high-volume chain-mover, that’s not really his game[6][10].
