A two-time FCS national champion and North Dakota State's all-time passing leader who joined Miami after a rookie year on the Raiders' practice squad.
Cam Miller is a rookie quarterback for the Miami Dolphins who arrived via Las Vegas, which drafted him in the sixth round in 2025. The Solon, Iowa native built a decorated career at North Dakota State, finishing as the program's all-time leader in passing yards and helping the Bison to a national championship as a senior.
Path to the league
Miller starred at North Dakota State, compiling a 45-11 record as a starter and setting the program's career passing yardage mark with 9,084 yards. His senior season included a 72 percent completion rate, 31 touchdowns against just four interceptions, and a second FCS national championship for the Bison. The Las Vegas Raiders selected him in the sixth round (No. 215 overall) of the 2025 NFL Draft.
Career highlights
Miller's college resume is headlined by winning two national titles at North Dakota State and setting the school's all-time passing record along the way, capping his final season with 3,251 passing yards and a North Dakota State single-season record for completions (258). He also drew public praise from Tom Brady during the pre-draft process.
2025 season recap
Miller did not make the Raiders' initial 53-man roster after Las Vegas traded for veteran Kenny Pickett, and he spent the entire 2025 season on Las Vegas's practice squad without a game-day elevation. The Dolphins signed him off Las Vegas's practice squad in Week 18, bringing him to Miami's quarterback room for 2026.
Sources
- Wikipedia: Cam Miller
- ESPN: Cam Miller
Player Profile
Background
- Position
- Quarterback
- Group
- offense
- College
- North Dakota State
- Hometown
- Solon, IA, USA
- Age
- 25
- Status
- active
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