Scotty Miller
WR
#10
Experience: R
Height: 5-11
Age: 21
Weight: 174 lbs
College: Bowling Green
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Biography
The Buccaneers selected wide receiver Scotty Miller out of Bowling Green with the 208th pick of the 2019 NFL Draft. A three-year starter for the Falcons, he was named First-Team All-MAC after leading the team in receptions with 71 for 1,148 yards and nine touchdowns. He had a 16.2 yards-per-catch average last season and averaged over 100 receiving yards per game.
He amassed 2,867 receiving yards throughout his four-year career at Bowling Green, scoring 23 touchdowns on 215 total receptions in 45 games played. He got his start as the Falcons’ main kick returner as a freshman, fielding 24 kickoff returns for 457 yards in 2015.