Teams started practicing Tuesday.
"When it comes to athletes at North practice, it's Braxton Miller and then everyone else," NFL draft analyst Dane Brugler wrote on Twitter. "He's clearly a step above."
Miller hopes to make it in the NFL as a wide receiver. ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. ranks him the 10th-best wide receiver in the 2016 draft class.
"Quarterback is in the past," Miller said in a Washington Post story on Wednesday. "I learned a lot from playing quarterback [and] playing receiver and the advantage of knowing the concepts, the fronts and the linebackers with where they line up. I take advantage of that, so I already know what type of coverage they're in before they line up."
Three other Buckeyes will play with Miller on the North team: safety Tyvis Powell, tight end Nick Vannett and defensive tackle Adolphus Washington.
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