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Christen Miller Meets Colts: Draft Prospect's Raw Tools

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Georgias Christen Miller, a 64, 321-pound defensive tackle, is making waves in the pre-draft scene, with meetings lined up with several NFL teams, including the Indianapolis Colts. Miller, known for his size and power, has impressed with his performance at Georgia, earning AP First-Team All-SEC honors in 2025. Despite his potential, the Colts defensive line is in flux, with several interior players hitting free agency. Millers strengths lie in his ability to clog lanes and collapse pockets, but his lack of official athletic testing may impact his draft stock. Keep an eye on Miller as draft boards continue to evolve.

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Christen Miller Meets Colts: Draft Prospect's Raw Tools

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On April 8, Georgia defensive tackle, Chris and Miller, is heating up the pre-draft scene, lining up a meeting with the Indianapolis Colts later this week. The 6'4", 321-pound bulldog, already sat down with the Houston Texans and Las Vegas Raiders, and he's got visits lined up. With squas like the Miami dolphins, tap-a-bay buccaneers, Atlanta Falcons, Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers, New York Giants, and Buffalo Bills. Miller balled out at Georgia over three seasons, racking up 64 tackles, 11 and a half tackles for loss, four sacks, and one pass defended. Pro football focus had him as the 30th best defensive tackle in college ball last year, with an 82.3 overall grade, and an 88.1 in run defense that ranked 10th at a spot. He snagged AP first team all SEC honors in 2025. Teams love his size and power up front, but the Colts defense of line is in flux. Every interior guy on the roster hits free agency in 20, 27, and vets like DeForest

Buckner and Grover Steward have retirement whispers. They've got depth with Derrick and Naughty, Jerry Tillery, Adedemiwa Adebawar, and Colby Wooden rotating behind, which might limit snaps for a rookie like Miller. On tape, Miller thrives as a three-tack in the B gap, but flexes to nose tackle in the A gap, using active hands, leverage, and burst to clog lanes, and collapse pockets. He skipped combined testing and Georgia's pro-day speed drills, but hit positional work, so no official athletic score yet. These chats are low stakes for Indy. They're just testing football smarts and scheme fit, like last year when none of their meets turned into picks. Still, Miller's RAW tools make him a name to watch as draft boards shake out in the coming weeks.

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