Dejuan Miller brings size, hands, and veteran Oklahoma toughness
Dejuan Miller’s Oklahoma profile is a classic outside-receiver build: 6-foot-4, reliable catch radius, and enough experience to understand how to find soft spots in coverage[1][3]. In the 2009 season, he posted 36 receptions for 434 yards and 1 touchdown, and in the 2010 season he added 15 catches for 199 yards[3][4]. The big differentiator is feel and length, not flashy volume — he looked like a steady chain-mover rather than a headline-grabbing playmaker[1][6]. If a team wants a long, experienced receiver who can win above the rim and stay composed, that’s his lane[1][3].
