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Omarion Miller

Omarion Miller

Vivian, LANorth Caddo
Jersey
#4
Pos
WR
HT / WT
6-1.5 / 192
Class
SR
NIL Valuation
$750K
On3
90
NATL
—
POS
#46
ST
#19
Rivals
5.9
NATL
#154
POS
#27
ST
#9
ESPN
80
NATL
—
POS
#44
ST
#16
247
90
NATL
—
POS
#51
ST
#13
The Journey
Class of 2023
ENROLLED
North Caddo Titans
2022 – 2022
HIGH SCHOOL

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Team Predictions

Industry Consensus · RPM Picks
Team
Prediction
Recruited By
Distance
Class Rank
Draft Pos (5yr)
Draft Total (5yr)
ENROLLED
62.9%
—
797 mi
35
2
6
OFFERED
36.2%
568 mi
29
1
8
OFFERED
N/A
234 mi
5
6
41
OFFERED
N/A
—
959 mi
8
2
20
OFFERED
N/A
—
611 mi
12
3
12
ColoradoENROLLED
—
62.9%
NebraskaOFFERED
Mickey Joseph
36.2%
LSUOFFERED
Cortez Hankton
N/A
MiamiOFFERED
—
N/A
TennesseeOFFERED
—
N/A

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Measurements & Testing

Omarion MillerNorth Caddo
Top 300 WR AvgAvg. Last 3 Years
NFL Combine DraftedAvg. Last 3 Years
Weight
192Player
195Top 300 Avg
200NFL Combine
98.5%96.0%
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Personal Life

Omarion Miller graduated from Vivian (Louisiana) North Caddo as a four-star recruit and the No. 37 receiver prospect in the 2023 recruiting class, according to the On3 Industry Rating. He finished his high school career with 154 receptions for 3,492 yards and 43 touchdowns in 30 games, averaging 116.4 yards per game and 22.7 yards per catch. North Caddo offensive coordinator Reagan Smith, who has coached some impressive prospects like Terrace Marshall and others through the years, says Miller is among the best he's ever worked with. "He might have a little swagger, but he’s not in anybody’s face or acting like he’s better than anybody," Smith said. "He plays with us, not over us. He’s still really good. There’s this calm, collected, focused drive to compete, but not to be crazy. He has everything you want and athleticism that jumps off the charts.” For much of the recruiting process, Miller was committed to Nebraska, but he decommitted and eventually signed with Colorado after coaching changes in Lincoln and Boulder. He was also committed to LSU at one point during the recruiting process before a coaching change also occurred in Baton Rouge.

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