TAMPA — He’s made clutch plays on the biggest stage under the brightest lights. Yet former Bowling Green State University standout Scotty Miller finds himself in the precarious position of needing to prove, for the first time in his young career, that he deserves a spot on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ loaded roster. Miller said he realizes his future catching passes from the most accomplished quarterback in NFL history is far from guaranteed. But the 25-year-old former Falcon said in an interview after a recent practice he’s been preparing in new ways this summer to prolong that future. “I've always been a smaller receiver, and I wanted to focus on putting on a little bit of weight to show the coaches that I can be more versatile,” Miller said. “Not just being a deep threat, but being able to play in the slot, go over the middle, take hits, and block.”
