Welcome to the team - QB Cam Miller
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Medicals, I think.
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he fuckin sucks.
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I love this pick I dont know why you guys don't like him he stands tall in the pocket very mobile got a pretty strong arm perfect qb to learn under geno did I mention his accuracy he don't throw alot of picks good game manager
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He will be a udfa
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Curveball.
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Good for no Ewers. Another pocket statue
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Eric Galko
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#Raiders added their QB in this class, the highly experienced, athletic and productive QB Cam Miller from NDSU.
Miller is a three year starter who’s a plus athlete and runner along with a highly efficient (4:1 TD to INT ratio) QB.
At the @ShrineBowl Wilson Throwing Session, Miller had an average release time of 0.37, which is in the 95th percentile among NFL QBs.
He and fellow Shrine Bowler Aiden O’Connell provide two awesome options behind Geno Smith.
@EricGalko
#Raiders added their QB in this class, the highly experienced, athletic and productive QB Cam Miller from NDSU.
Miller is a three year starter who’s a plus athlete and runner along with a highly efficient (4:1 TD to INT ratio) QB.
At the @ShrineBowl Wilson Throwing Session, Miller had an average release time of 0.37, which is in the 95th percentile among NFL QBs.
He and fellow Shrine Bowler Aiden O’Connell provide two awesome options behind Geno Smith.
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Miller really impressed at the Shrine Bowl. He has some decent physical skills, he can run for yards if needed. Gonna need some development but could turn into a fine backup or spot starter.
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He is absolutely terrible he's the worst player in the whole draft of any position
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STRENGTHS:
● Delivers with balance in drops, quiet feet and a clean stroke
● Puts premium on placement and optimal spots for receiver
● Comfortable cycling through reads in timely fashion
● Anticipates windows and trusts receivers to get there
● Takes care of the football (four interceptions and one fumble over 16 games in 2024)
● Opportunistic athlete to buy time and take yards when they are there
● Voted a 2024 team captain and known for unflappable play in high-pressure situations
● Faced only two FBS opponents in career (Arizona in 2022, Colorado in 2022) but was productive in both games (82.4 percent completions, 401 passing yards, five total touchdowns, zero interceptions)
● Started 54 straight games to finish career (45-11 career record as starter)
WEAKNESSES:
● Modest size by NFL standards and can be swallowed up in pocket
● Good-enough arm strength but timing must be perfect to get pass there before the defender
● Ball needs to come out quicker on downfield shots
● Gets through progressions too fast on some reads, lingers too long on others
● Still improving footwork in the pocket to keep his eyes, hips and feet on same page
● Bad habit of dropping eyes late in down
● 54 of 56 career starts came against FCS competition
SUMMARY: A four-year starter at North Dakota State, Miller was the point guard of former offensive coordinator Jake Landry's run-heavy scheme (averaged just 21.9 pass attempts per game). A two-time FCS national champion as a starter (2022 and 2024), he set school records for career passing yards (9,720), completions (759) and total offense (11,997).
Miller is an intelligent game manager who takes what the defense gives him and relies on timing and placement over pure arm power. The son of a football coach, his mental approach and on-field production showed improvements each season, although he will continue to have his doubters because of the level of competition he faced. Overall, Miller won't wow you right away, because the physical traits are average. The more you watch, though, the more you come to appreciate his decision-making and feel for the position. He can be an asset in an NFL quarterback room as a reserve.
GRADE: 6th-7th round
● Delivers with balance in drops, quiet feet and a clean stroke
● Puts premium on placement and optimal spots for receiver
● Comfortable cycling through reads in timely fashion
● Anticipates windows and trusts receivers to get there
● Takes care of the football (four interceptions and one fumble over 16 games in 2024)
● Opportunistic athlete to buy time and take yards when they are there
● Voted a 2024 team captain and known for unflappable play in high-pressure situations
● Faced only two FBS opponents in career (Arizona in 2022, Colorado in 2022) but was productive in both games (82.4 percent completions, 401 passing yards, five total touchdowns, zero interceptions)
● Started 54 straight games to finish career (45-11 career record as starter)
WEAKNESSES:
● Modest size by NFL standards and can be swallowed up in pocket
● Good-enough arm strength but timing must be perfect to get pass there before the defender
● Ball needs to come out quicker on downfield shots
● Gets through progressions too fast on some reads, lingers too long on others
● Still improving footwork in the pocket to keep his eyes, hips and feet on same page
● Bad habit of dropping eyes late in down
● 54 of 56 career starts came against FCS competition
SUMMARY: A four-year starter at North Dakota State, Miller was the point guard of former offensive coordinator Jake Landry's run-heavy scheme (averaged just 21.9 pass attempts per game). A two-time FCS national champion as a starter (2022 and 2024), he set school records for career passing yards (9,720), completions (759) and total offense (11,997).
Miller is an intelligent game manager who takes what the defense gives him and relies on timing and placement over pure arm power. The son of a football coach, his mental approach and on-field production showed improvements each season, although he will continue to have his doubters because of the level of competition he faced. Overall, Miller won't wow you right away, because the physical traits are average. The more you watch, though, the more you come to appreciate his decision-making and feel for the position. He can be an asset in an NFL quarterback room as a reserve.
GRADE: 6th-7th round
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Did anyone say they didn’t like the pick ? You are really one weird kid …
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He may have the quickest release in the draft.
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Not in this forum ya bozo I'm talking about raider fans reacting on draft channels on YouTube. Jeezus you're worst than my wife relax
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Just assuming for the sake of conversation that he’s got a shot at starting at some point… that particular skill seems better suited for this new receiver room than Geno tbh.