The Bills met with Georgia defensive tackle Christen Miller at the 2026 NFL combine in Indianapolis, per Spectrum News.
Buffalo has some needs to fill in the trenches, and Miller could be a candidate to do just that.
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Bringing a combination of size, athleticism, and pedigree makes him one of the more intriguing defensive tackle prospects in this class, as he has the frame to play multiple techniques along the defensive line.
At 6-foot-4, 310 pounds, the interior lineman from Ellenwood, Georgia, has been a key piece of one of college football’s most dominant defensive fronts during his time with the Bulldogs. Playing at Georgia, he’s been part of a program that consistently produces NFL-caliber players, including Buffalo’s own RB1 James Cook.
In 2025, Miller logged 23 total tackles (10 solo, 13 assisted) with multiple tackles for loss across 14 games. Though his box-score numbers may not jump off the page, his impact is felt in the way he commands attention from opposing offensive lines and creates opportunities for his teammates.
The Georgia product has developed in one of the best player-development programs in college football under head coach Kirby Smart as well. His experience playing in the SEC Championship Game and College Football Playoff adds to his pedigree as a prospect who has played on some of college football’s biggest stages.
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For the Bills, Miller’s upside is his size, athleticism, and experience at Georgia, which could translate well to the NFL, as he could develop into a quality starter at the pro level. Jim Leonhard’s defense will need playmakers along the interior, and Miller fits the bill.
He is projected as a second- or third-round selection in the 2026 NFL draft.
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: 2026 NFL draft: Georgia’s Christen Miller met with Bills at combine
