👉👉 follow collegefootball Braxton Miller: The Human Joystick Before the era of CJ Stroud and Justin Fields, there was Braxton Miller. From 2011 to 2013, he was the most dangerous man in college football, a quarterback who could freeze an entire secondary with a single look and then outrun the linebackers for a 60-yard score. Braxton wasn't just a signal-caller; he was a cultural phenomenon in Columbus, winning back-to-back Big Ten MVP awards and leading the Buckeyes to a perfect 12–0 season in 2012. But his legacy reached "immortal" status in 2015. After a shoulder injury forced him to miss the 2014 championship run and surrender the QB job, Miller didn't quit—he switched to wide receiver. In his very first game back against Virginia Tech, he delivered "The Spin Move"—a 53-yard touchdown run where he hit a 360-degree rotation at full speed that left two defenders tackling thin air. Inducted into the Ohio State Hall of Fame in 2024, Miller remains the gold standard for "unselfish ...