Braxton Miller’s son is already garnering attention as a recruit even though he hasn’t started middle school yet.
Landon Miller, who is entering the sixth grade as a prospect in the recruiting class of 2031, announced Friday that he had received his first scholarship offer from Florida Atlantic.
Blessed to receive an offer from @FAUFootball .. #TriCountyTakeover #WinningInParadise @CoachTomHerman @criscarter80 pic.twitter.com/LkaEvOfOMN
— Landon Miller (@Charg1nglando) July 20, 2024
Florida Atlantic is coached by Tom Herman, who coached Braxton Miller for three years at Ohio State as the Buckeyes’ offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach from 2012-14. With Herman’s coaching, Braxton Miller became one of the most dynamic quarterbacks in Ohio State history. He won Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year honors in both 2012 and 2013 as he led the Buckeyes to 24 straight wins while throwing for 4,133 yards and 39 touchdowns and running for 2,339 yards and 25 touchdowns between those two seasons.
Ohio State announced earlier this summer that Braxton Miller will be inducted into the Ohio State Athletics Hall of Fame this fall. He’ll be officially enshrined in the Hall of Fame on Oct. 4, one day before Ohio State’s football game against Iowa.
Now, Landon Miller’s journey toward following in his father’s footsteps and becoming a college football star has begun even though he’s still seven years away from enrolling in college.
