Clemson's Blake Miller: Broncos' Future RT?

0:00On March 29, Clemson offensive tackle Blake Miller is turning heads as a potential draft pick for the Denver Broncos. This 6 foot 6 powerhouse started all 54 games over 4 years at right tackle, logging over 3,700 snaps, and breaking school records. With a wrestling background, he brings that grit right to the line. His stats show steady improvement, especially in his final year with just 2 sacks and 14 pressures allowed. Overall, he gave up 8 sacks and 79 pressures across his career, plus 22 penalties, proving he's reliable in high volume action, without opting out of bowls. Fans and scouts love his mulling style. He engulfs defenders with brute force, killer grip strength, and smooth pulls or combos. That lower body torque from wrestling lets him move even anchor guys, making him a downhill blocker who stays aggressive every snap. But he's not perfect, mostly a right tackle with shaky left side reps, and his tall frame means poor bend and basic footwork that needs NFL polish.

1:02Lunging punches lead to penalties, and he struggles anchoring against bull rushes or sinking his body halves. For the Broncos, Miller slots right into their scheme as a future right tackle replacement from Mike McGlinchey after next season. A year of tech tweaks could turn him into a dependable starter, keeping that line tough. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.