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Baltimore also signed QB Devin Leary, WR Malik Cunningham, WR Dayton Wade, TE Zaire Mitchell-Paden, OL Corey Bullock, OL Darrian Dalcourt, DL C.J. Ravenell, DE Adedayo Odeleye, and LB William Kwenkeu to reserve/future deals. Miller was a late-season call-up from the Baltimore practice squad after Zay Flowers got hurt. He caught four passes for 28 yards in two playoff appearances.

Miller plays for the Ravens. We all knew that. Right? The veteran wideout was called up from the practice squad with Zay Flowers out this week. Despite catching one pass this year and seven passes since 2020, Miller served as a rotational wideout for a team in need of quality routes for their playoff opener. While Miller isn’t on the fantasy radar for the Divisional Round, his presence takes Tylan Wallace and Nelson Agholor out of the mix as well.

Miller’s time in the NFL feels dangerously close to being up. The former second-round pick hasn’t played a regular-season snap since 2021 and has spent time on the Steelers, 49ers, Colts, and Chiefs from 2022-2024. Miller signed a futures contract with the Chiefs in January but was likely released to make room for an incoming class of rookie picks and UDFAs. In addition to Miller, the Chiefs also parted ways with WR Shi Smith and DE Jordan Smith.

Miller has previously had stints on the Steelers, Texans and Bears, last spending time on the 49ers prior to the season. The Colts will add some depth in Miller, who has not played in a game since 2021. Kellen Mond was added to the practice squad earlier, and now Miller joins him as offensive depth for Indianapolis.

Miller was cut from the Steelers earlier this summer and hasn’t suited up for a game since Week 12 of the 2021 season. The former second-rounder will have a short time to prove himself with the 49ers, and faces an uphill battle to make the 53-man roster with one preseason game to go.

Miller did not play at all last season after injuring his shoulder in training camp, and has essentially disappeared since being traded from the Bears to the Texans before the 2021 season. He’ll look to resurface elsewhere as a depth option.

Miller, who had 101 receptions over the 2019 and 2020 seasons with the Bears, missed the entire 2022 season with a shoulder injury he sustained in August. He’ll enter his sixth NFL season as a depth piece in the Steelers passing offense.

ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports Miller is facing months of recovery that could keep him sidelined until the tail end of the regular season. Miller, entering his fifth NFL season, has been a depth player since catching 101 passes in Chicago over the 2019 and 2020 seasons.

Initially expected to sign with Jacksonville’s practice squad, Pittsburgh reportedly offered Miller a spot on their active roster and swayed his decision. Although the former Texans wideout will start the week on a practice squad, he’s expected to join the Steelers’ 53-man roster in place of JuJu Smith-Schuster in the coming days. Miller most recently garnered a 20% target share in both games played for Houston before being released.

After being released by Houston last week, Miller will start on Jacksonville’s practice squad and would probably be on the game day roster in a week or two. The Jaguars are scrambling at receiver after losing DJ Chark (ankle) for the year. At this rate, Miller will be playing ahead of Laviska Shenault, who the coaching staff refuses to use.