2023 WorldWide Rams Draft Profile: Kendre Miller | TCU | RB

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Player Bio: ​Kendre Miller attended Mount Enterprise High School located in Mount Enterprise, TX. In his senior year, Miller rushed for 2,508 yards and 34 touchdowns while playing quarterback. He garnered the District 10-2A-II Overall Most Valuable Player as a senior. He was the Texas Sports Writers Association's third-team all-state utility player his junior year and first-team all-district.

​​​CLASS         |   SENIOR  

​HOMETOWN |  MOUNT ENTERPRISE, TX

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​ HEIGHT                  WEIGHT           
 5' 11"                         215 lbs

HANDS                            ARMS
 9⅜"                     32⅜"

KENDRE MILLER

RUNNING BACK

​​​​​DRAFT YEAR
​      2023      
COMBINE INVITE​
​YES

​​​PROJECTED 40 TIME 
4.55
DRAFT GRADE
5.97

SCHOOL:  TCU                                                |                    CONFERENCE: BIG XII

ACCOLADES

​2023 NFL Combine Invite
2022 All-Big XII First-Team
2022 AP All-Big XII First-Team
2022 Doak Walker Award Semifinalist
2022 Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Semifinalist

🚑🚑 ​COMBINE RESULTS 🚑🚑 
40 YD DASH
DNP 
10 SPLIT
DNP
​BENCH PRESS
    DNP    
VERTICAL JUMP 
        DNP        
BROAD JUMP
 DNP
3 CONE DRILL
       DNP         
20 YD SHUTTLE
​DNP

Game Film
#2 KENDRE MILLER VS texas
​(2022)   

🚑🚑 PRO DAY RESULTS 🚑🚑  
40 YD DASH
DNP 
10 SPLIT
DNP
​BENCH PRESS
    DNP    
VERTICAL JUMP 
        DNP        
BROAD JUMP
 DNP
3 CONE DRILL
       DNP         
20 YD SHUTTLE
​DNP

#33 kendre miller
tcu highlights
​tcu horne frogs

strengths

• He has the prototypical size for an NFL running back with the frame to ensure a heavy workload.
• He runs the ball patiently, waiting for the play to develop by following his blockers to let the play develop.
• His frame is enduring, and he can withstand the punishment that running backs encounter every down.
• He is a strong, physical runner who can move the pile when necessary.
• He is an angry runner with impressive contact balance and is mostly falling forward for positive yardage.
• He refuses to go down from initial contact and will run right through arm tackles.
• He can make a defender miss with impressive slick moves and can tear off nice size runs of 20 or more yards at a time.
• He has confident hands as a heck-down receiver and is dangerous in the open field.
• He will stick in the nose in front of defenders, becoming a critical pass rusher.​

weakness

• He does not possess top-end speed and rarely ripped big runs for touchdowns.
• He has no short-area quickness and relies on his moves to get through high-pressure situations.
• His acceleration is terrible; it takes a moment for him to get going like a school bus up a hill.
• He will not move the pile when needed in goal-line situations and must get more substantial.
• He will need to work on receiving skills after lining up wide; speedy linebackers will keep him in check as a dump-down receiver.
• He will need to become a better pass protector, and he rarely had the opportunity.
• Suffered an knee injury late in BCS playoffs and did not perform at the NFL Combine or TCU Pro Day
  

Draft Projection: 3rd - 4th Round

NFL Comparison: Jamal Williams (New Orleans Saints)

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