Georgia defensive lineman Christen Miller brings a powerful combination of size, leverage, and explosiveness to the defensive front. At 6'4", 320 pounds, Miller consistently wins at the line of scrimmage with a strong lower body, violent hands, and an impressive first step that forces offensive linemen backward and disrupts run plays before they develop.

While his stat totals at Georgia may not immediately stand out, the film shows a different story. Miller regularly collapses the line of scrimmage, creating traffic in the backfield and freeing linebackers to make plays. His ability to drive blockers into the backfield and control leverage makes him one of the more disruptive run defenders in the class.

Beyond run defense, Miller flashes intriguing upside as an interior pass rusher. His bull rush can collapse the pocket and force quarterbacks off their spot, and with further development in pass rush moves and hand usage, he could become a valuable interior disruptor on passing downs.

In this film breakdown, we analyze Miller’s frame, get-off, hand usage, athleticism, run defense, pass rush potential, and overall NFL projection heading into the 2026 NFL Draft.

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