Snap share
43%
2 of 7 started · likely 20–59%
Tackles
26
899th of 5664 in FBS
Solo
13
Tackles for loss
0
Sacks
0
Interceptions
0

Advanced

Computed from every play, garbage time excluded. FBS rank among players with enough volume

DefenseValueFBS rank
Havoc plays0—
Tackles for loss0—
Run stops10794th / 3422
Sacks0—
Pass breakups0—
Interceptions0—
Forced fumbles0—
Tackles21—

Charting

Where Miller's plays went: throw and catch spots, air yards and yards after the catch, read from the play-by-play

Passes defended
0
0 broken up · 0 intercepted
QB hurries
0
as the play text names the rusher
Tackles after a catch
4
6.5 yds per catch on those
YAC on those catches
0.8
yds after the catch before his tackle
Coverage plays
4
PBUs + INTs + tackles after a catch

The play-by-play names the defender on breakups, interceptions and tackles, but not the man in coverage on every throw, so true times-targeted isn't in the text. Coverage plays is the closest stand-in; exact targets come from hand charting.

Game Log

Deion Miller's box score, game by game, from ESPN, with a 0–10 game score for each (hover it for how it works). Click a result for the full game

5.3 avg. game scoreBest: 7.0 at Memphis (Week 9)0 of 7 games at 8.0+
Defense
WkOpponentResultGame scoreTklSoloTFLSacksHurPDINTTD
1BryantW 59–35.2310000··
2South FloridaL 24–28—no stats recorded
4@TempleW 21–174.8210000··
5@Louisiana TechL 29–315.3400000··
6TulaneW 20–175.6420000··
7Florida AtlanticW 56–244.8210000··
8@TulsaW 38–354.1110000··
9@MemphisL 22–497.01070000··
2026 · 7 games5.326130000··

2026 Season Stats

FBS rank among qualifying players

Defense2026FBS rank
Tackles26899th / 5664
Solo13—
Tackles for loss0—
Sacks0—
QB hurries0—
Passes defended0—
Defensive TD0—

Snaps by Game

Estimated snaps from a model trained on real NFL snap counts. Ranges in brackets are where the real number lands 80% of the time: wide for a single game, tighter over the season. How it works

GameStartOpp. playsEst. snapsPlays madeSnap share
Wk 1 · Bryant—53~23 (2–42)343%
Wk 4 · Temple—52~5 (0–29)110%
Wk 5 · Louisiana Tech—57~34 (4–57)460%
Wk 6 · Tulane—51~39 (4–51)476%
Wk 7 · Florida Atlantic✓ LB77~26 (3–47)234%
Wk 8 · Tulsa✓ LB60~4 (0–23)17%
Wk 9 · Memphis—75~75 (38–75)10100%
Season2 GS480206 (96–281)2543%

Position Room

21 LBs on the Army roster, ordered by tkl

#PlayerPosClassTklTFLSacksINTPD
Elijah WaltonLB5520.513
Deion MillerLB2600—0
Noah NixonLB231.50.5—0
Jaquavious MossLB210.50—1
48Bryson BanksLBSO110.50—0
34Victor AfolabiLBSO73.53—0
Jackson WeingartLB700—0
5Phillip GoodrichLBFR600—0
Kai WoolfolkLB300—0
Nick McGlynnLB300—0
Christian YousefzadehLB200—0
Khaled WaliaghaLB200—0
32Cameron BinkowskiLBFR100—0
51Jared AnthonyLBFR100—0
Christian WinstonLB100—0
36Isaiah BirlLBSR—————
39Elijah EasleyLBSO—————
43Samuel HaywardLBFR—————
55Jacob MainordLBSO—————
57Brendan FoleyLBFR—————
58Jacob HintonLBSO—————

Stats, EPA and usage come from CollegeFootballData.com and refresh daily. FBS ranks only count players with enough volume for the stat to mean something. Qualifying for EPA takes —+ plays per team game. Army depth chart →