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        Lamar Miller Injury History & Analysis

        Lamar Miller's Injury Guide

        Unknown Risk

        Chance of Injury in 2025

        -

        % chance misses at least 2 quarters

        Chance of Injury per Game

        -

        1- 17√1-% Inj/Season

        Projected Games Missed 2025

        Durability

        5.00

        Ability to produce despire relatively minor injuries. 5 being most durable

        Injury analysis powered by Draft Sharks Injury Guide, formerly Sports Injury Predictor

        Lamar Miller's Injury Status

        No active injuries.

        Lamar Miller Injury History

        Date League Injury Games Missed Details
        Dec 15, 2018
        NFL Pedal Ankle Sprain/Pull
        Unspecified Grade 1
        1 Miller hurt his right ankle in the 1st quarter against the Jets in Week 15 and missed the following game.
        Sep 30, 2018
        NFL Chest Pectoral Bruise
        Grade 1
        1 Miller sustained an unspecified chest injury in Week 4 against the Colts and missed the following game.
        Dec 18, 2016
        NFL Pedal Ankle Sprain/Pull
        Unspecified Grade 1
        1 Miller missed 1 game with a troublesome ankle.
        Nov 2, 2014
        NFL Shoulder A/C Joint Sprain
        Grade 1
        - Miller returned the following week but handled only 5 touches. He didn't miss any games going forward in the 2014 season.
        Dec 8, 2013
        NFL Head Cranial Concussion
        Grade 1
        - Miller missed 1 quarter of action but was able to return the following week.
        Dec 8, 2011
        Non-NFL Shoulder Unspecified Unspecified
        Grade 1
        - While details are scarce, Miller underwent some type of shoulder surgery in December of 2011.
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        Lamar Miller Injury News

        Curtis Samuel Returning from PUP (Groin Injury)
        8:08am UTC 8/15/21

        Curtis Samuel Returning from PUP (Groin Injury)

        Washington has finally activated WR Curtis Samuel off the PUP. His return to practice this week will mark his 1st action since sustaining a groin injury in June workouts. We'll see how quickly Samuel can knock off the rust and whether there's any reason to worry about lingering groin issues. ESPN's John Keim says Samuel will start off doing position drills but sitting out full-team work, "build up conditioning and work back in." The PUP stay has knocked Samuel's ADP down. As long as he doesn't climb too quickly, the situation could make him a value in August drafts. Washington has also released RB Lamar Miller and WR Kelvin Harmon.

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        Lamar Miller

        Lamar Miller
        Player Profile

        RB UNS

        Height

        5'10"

        Weight

        221 lbs.

        Experience

        11 yrs.

        Bye

        18

        Birthday

        Apr 25, 1991

        Age

        34.2

        College

        Miami (FL)

        NFL Draft Pick

        -

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