The Ohio State Buckeyes made a massive move by changing Braxton Miller from a quarterback to a wide receiver for his final season. They are trying to do their best to utilize his speed and ability to make plays in the open field.
Miller has been making the transition fairly smoothly so far, and Urban Meyer is planning to put the football in his hands at least 15 times a game.
Meyer's goal will be to get Miller 15+ touches a game — from some combo of passes, handoffs, pitches, direct snaps
— Ross Fulton (@RossRFulton) August 14, 2015
Miller needs to be one of the key pieces for the Buckeyes’ offense if they want to win back-to-back titles.