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• Zach Miller Player News @ Rotoworld
• Zach Miller Player News @ Cbssports
• Zach Miller Player News @ Yahoo
• Zach Miller Player News @ Bleacherreport.com
• Zach Miller Player News @ Fanball
• Zach Miller Player News @ Foxsports

Zach Miller Profile at Pro-Football-Reference

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These link to the industry's best IRs. These are the sites that Stegman goes to, in order, if/when he's obsessing about data on the status of an injury.

• Rotoworld IR (most up to date – the Cadillac of NFL injury reports)
• CBS Sports IR  (a close 2^nd)
• ESPN IR 
• Yahoo IR
• Fanball IR
• Foxsports IR
• The Huddle.com IR
• NFL.com IR  
• NFLInjury.com IR  (decent independent blog for injury data)

Miller signed a four-year rookie contract with the Raiders back in July of '07.  The remaining couple of years are outlined below:

2009 - $460,000

2010 - $550,000

2011 - Free Agent

Zach Miller @ Wikipedia

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Value Add

Zach Miller is one of the few bright spots on a team that can't seem to get itself over Al Davis' fat freakin' hump.  For all the things that the Raiders have done wrong in the past, drafting Miller in the 2^nd round back in 2007 wasn't one of them.  Zach was supposed to go in the 1^st round that year, but he had a terrible Combine and slipped.  When he was still sitting there in the 2^nd round, Oakland pounced and landed one of the more versatile TEs to come out of the draft in the last few years. 

He's got great hands, catching 56 balls (led the Raiders in '08) on just 86 targets last year, and his blocking skills are one of the big reasons the Raiders ground game has been in the top-10 the past two years ( they ranked 26^th in 2006 before he was drafted).     

His 2008 numbers were solid at 778 yards, with only one TD (11^th in a basic scoring format), but the aforementioned targets are most encouraging.  JaMarcus Russell is still learning how to complete passes to his WRs, and until that syllabus is mastered, Miller stands to benefit most.  He is a big target for Russell at 6'5", 255 lbs, and with rookie Brandon Myers being tabbed as more of a blocking TE for the Raiders this season, Miller should receive more opportunities to move in motion to the slot in two-TE sets, giving LBs and safeties headaches.  He doesn't have great speed clocking a 4.74 40-yard dash at his alma mater's "Pro Day", but can still do damage over the middle.

2009 Fantasy Outlook

Miller's numbers have increased over his first two years in the league.  We don't see his yardage totals increasing much, but his TD count has only one way to go.  PPR leagues should bounce Miller up a bit, as should yardage-only leagues.  There are a couple of other TEs that we are taking a gamble on this season over him (Vernon Davis and Visanthe Shiancoe and his third leg), but we like Miller as a fringe starter in '09.  Make him the 13th TE off of draft boards this summer.