Tight end Anthony Miller has also given Arizona State a boost to its offense, after transferring to the school where he committed to the Sun Devils on January 9, 2026. Miller is 6-foot-5 and weighs 265 pounds, which makes the physical presence a good fit in the changing offensive strategies of Arizona State.
College Experiences and Development
Miller began his college career at Indiana as a freshman, redshirting during the 2023 season while appearing in four games. He then moved to Tulane, where he kept developing in the two seasons. In 2024, Miller in 2024 had played in nine games and made a small contribution in the passing game with one catch of four yards.
In 2025, his role was enlarged in 13 games with the Green Wave; he made five receptions for 60 yards and a touchdown. His receiving statistics were not spectacular, but Tulane had him on the field more often due to his blocking skills, which have grown to be a staple of his performance.
2025 Season at Tulane
In 2025, Miller averaged 12.0 yards per reception and proved effective in short-yardage and goal-line situations. The touchdown that he got by himself helped to underline his utility as a red-zone player, in addition to what he was doing in the run game.
Miller comes to Arizona State with two years of eligibility left, and he is supposed to be the quick contributor, especially in the 12-personnel sets. His size, strength, and desire to block offer the Sun Devils added flexibility, whether positioned in tight formations or used to provide extra pass protection.
With Arizona State in search of balance and grit to its side, Miller is a prospective team player and can add to the offense in more than just the stat sheet.