I hope that he's good with having come back and, as UFM says, that he's come a long way learning how to play receiver. I hope that this is a solid springboard into the league and that what he's learned this year helps him play at a higher level than he might've otherwise and that it ultimately lengthens his career. I hope for nothing but the absolute best for this kid.
All that said, from a performance perspective, and I don't blame this at all on him, he has not been able or allowed to do much of anything. I do not ever remember talent even approximating his being more underutilized; not just here, but anywhere. It's not like we even used a racehorse to pull a wagon. We didn't even do that. We tied him to the back of the wagon and just pulled him along. I'm sure that the coaching staff has been frustrated with this, as well, and I'm not really even, as we (well, some) say down South, fussin' at them. I really just want to acknowledge that Braxton Miller is one of the all-time Buckeyes, athletically and at heart, and it's a shame that his time here ran out the way it did. I hope he blows up the fcuking combine and tears up the league. Many thanks for who you are and what you've done, Suh. O-H!
