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OSU's Braxton Miller to play WR

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Looks like the move was made because of the suspensions? Meyer said he knew about them some time back so maybe Miller volunteered to fill in the Marshall role to help the team.

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Like I said earlier, looks like a team first move by Miller, with the possibility of it paying off individually down the road.

Looks like the move was made because of the suspensions? Meyer said he knew about them some time back so maybe Miller volunteered to fill in the Marshall role to help the team.

 

Or he realized he's the 4th or 5th best thrower on the team.

But its not like they weren't winning when he was the qb or that he was not being successful individually. He is an amazing athlete and whether he plays qb or some other position he will have to be accounted for by the defense. I think it has to do with that he may not start if he remains qb and that he won't be drafted to play qb in the NFL. Meyer likes the decision because his offense will have so many weapons the opposing defensive coordinator will require shock therapy before game day.

I bet the OSU folks love all the QB/WR talk when, in the end, it will be Zeke Elliot that rips opponents hearts out.

 

That guy is a BEAST.

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