Anthony Miller's Basic Stats
Anthony Miller's Injury Guide% chance misses at least 2 quarters
1- 17√1-% Inj/Season
Ability to produce despire relatively minor injuries. 5 being most durable
Injury analysis powered by Draft Sharks Injury Guide, formerly 
| Date | League | Injury | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 30, 2017 | Non-NFL | Pedal Foot Fracture | Miller suffered a Jones fracture in his right foot in his final college game. He missed the Senior Bowl and was unable to run at the Combine. |
| Aug 25, 2014 | Non-NFL | Shoulder | Miller received a medical redshirt in 2014 due to a shoulder injury. |
| Sep 23, 2018 | NFL | Shoulder Dislocation | Miller missed 1 game with a dislocated left shoulder. He had surgery after the season. |
| Dec 22, 2019 | NFL | Shoulder A/C Joint Sprain | Miller suffered a shoulder injury during the game vs. Minnesota. He underwent surgery to address the left shoulder injury |
| Aug 14, 2021 | NFL | Shoulder Dislocation | Miller suffered a slight shoulder dislocation during the preseason win over the Packers |
| Aug 13, 2022 | NFL | Shoulder | Miller was seen standing with his right arm in a sling on Pittsburgh's sideline during Saturday's preseason game against the Seahawks, Alan Saunders of PittsburghSportsNow.com reports. |
Anthony Miller's Preseason Player AnalysisAnthony Miller has serious shoulder injury
Steelers WR Anthony Miller is expected to be out "several months" with a shoulder injury, per ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. It sounds like Miller will miss the entire 2022 season. He was battling for a roster spot in Pittsburgh and wasn't on the redraft fantasy radar anyway. But it's probably safe to drop Miller from dynasty rosters if you're still hanging on.
Steelers place Eric Ebron (knee) on IR
The Steelers on Saturday placed TE Eric Ebron on IR. He's dealing with a knee injury that's been reported as potentially season-ending, so this isn't a surprising move. It does officially knock him out for at least the next 3 games, though. Pittsburgh also elevated WR Anthony Miller from the practice squad ahead of Sunday's game against the Bengals. We'll see whether Miller can claim a significant role.
Slight Shoulder Dislocation Could Cost Miller 2 Games
Texans insider Aaron Wilson hears that WR Anthony Miller "could" be back from his shoulder injury for Week 1 or 2. The MRI on that shoulder revealed a "slight" dislocation but no structural damage. So Miller avoided a serious injury, but he'll miss valuable reps with his new team over the next few weeks. He's a long shot for early-season fantasy value. Keke Coutee is in line to open the season as Houston's slot receiver.
Anthony Miller Suffers Minor Shoulder Injury
Texans WR Anthony Miller suffered a "slight" dislocation of his right shoulder in Saturday's preseason opener. He's scheduled for an MRI, which should give us a timetable for his return. Miller has twice hurt his left shoulder as a pro and also dealt with a shoulder injury in college -- although we don't know if that was the left or right shoulder. We'll update his status when we know more.
Anthony Miller Has Slight Dislocation
Texans WR Anthony Miller was carted off the field in Saturday’s game against Green Bay. Per team insider Aaron Wilson, Miller “appeared to have injured his right shoulder or arm.” The former Bear has undergone a pair of surgeries on his left shoulder since turning pro. Keke Coutee would figure to handle full-time slot duties if Miller misses substantial time.
Update: Wilson tweeted that Miller has a "slight" dlslocation and will undergo an MRI. We'll let you know when we learn more.
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