Braxton Miller doesn’t appear to be having any problems when it comes to catching the ball, no matter what the circumstances are
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When Braxton Miller announced recently that he would be making the move to wide receiver, people had some questions. While we all know that Miller with the ball in his hands is one of the most dynamic players in the country, people –Urban Meyer included– wondered just how well the two-time Big Ten Player of the Year is at actually catching the ball.
Well, if this video is any indication, then there might not be much of an issue in that department.
Miller was putting some work in recently at the indoor practice facility, and he seemed to have himself a little tied up with five footballs already in his possession. Well, the JUGS machine fired off another one, so he was pretty much screwed, right?
Nope, he wasn’t, because he just snagged that sixth one with one hand.
https://instagram.com/p/5710AFqWOK/?taken-by=braxtonmiller92
Alright, so maybe when it comes to catching the ball, there might not be any worries with the former quarterback. From the looks of it here, Miller has no problem pulling that ball in, even if it’s just with one hand.
If Braxton can make plays like this one the field with defenders around him, then the rest of the Big Ten is in a lot of trouble.
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