BRUCE MILLER RUMORS & GOSSIP

Bruce Miller: From lost in the huddle to SI cover

Just over five months ago, 49ers rookie fullback Bruce Miller couldn't have guessed he'd be on the cover of Sports Illustrated. He was too busy trying to ensure he was on an NFL roster. In a season filled with remarkable stories ? Alex Smith's resurrection and Aldon Smith's emergence among...
Via Niner Insider
January 19, 2012  |  Discuss

Injuries To FB and Right Side Of Offensive Line Hurt 49ers vs. Ravens

Follow @NN_KeepinitheelThe 49ers got absolutely punked on the front line this Thanksgiving in the “Harbowl”.  Probably the only team that can stand up to the 49ers physically upfront kicked their butts.  I’m not going to spend a lot of time going into the obvious, the short week, the flight across the country, you know the complete and utter unfairness that was this game...
Via Niner Noise
November 29, 2011  |  Discuss

Fullback Bruce Miller is doubtful

The latest injury update has fullback Bruce Miller listed as "doubtful" with his head injury. All the other 49ers injuries are "probable" including right tackle Anthony Dixon. On the Ravens' side, linebacker Ray Lewis is questionable with a toe injury that sidelined him last week against the...
Via Niner Insider
November 23, 2011  |  Discuss

49ers rookie Miller making big strides as fullback

Bruce Miller became so caught up in the biggest moment yet of his football career that he handed the ball from his first NFL touchdown right back to a referee. Rookie mistake. He now has the special souvenir for safekeeping, thanks to some quick thinking by the 49ers equipment crew to get it back. There was plenty of razzing afterward. ''He's not very smart. He should...
Via AP on Fox
November 10, 2011  |  Discuss

Miller catching on fast at fullback

Bruce Miller became so caught up in the biggest moment yet of his football career that he handed the ball from his first NFL touchdown right back to a referee. Rookie mistake. He now has the special souvenir for safekeeping, thanks to some quick thinking by the 49ers equipment crew to get it back. There was plenty of razzing afterward.
Via sfo.scout.com
November 09, 2011  |  Discuss

Bruce Miller did what?

Bruce Miller might be a fullback, but he's still thinking like a defensive end. Miller scored his first touchdown of his pro career on a 30-yard pass from Alex Smith. It was the 49ers only touchdown in their 19-11 win over the Redskins. Miller, who played defensive end last year at Central...
Via Niner Insider
November 06, 2011  |  Discuss

49ers' Bruce Miller paves way for Frank Gore

Ask rookie Bruce Miller how he has made such a smooth transition from college defensive end to NFL fullback and he'll explain that he has leaned on some one-of-a-kind resources. For starters, there is his position coach, Tom Rathman , one of the best fullbacks in 49ers ' history. And, then,...
Via Niner Insider
November 01, 2011  |  Discuss

49ers score with Bruce Miller position switch

Bruce Miller A few eyebrows were raised when the 49ers announced their intention to convert Central Florida defensive end Bruce Miller to fullback, a position he'd never played at any level. But CBS Sports draft analyst...
Via SFgate
October 24, 2011  |  Discuss

UCF Knights Insider. John Denton's Knights Insider: Miller Revels in NFL Rookie Season

Even now, some 10 preseason and regular-season games into his NFL career with the San Francisco 49ers, Bruce Miller catches himself in awe of his professional surroundings.
Via UCF Knights Athletics
October 20, 2011  |  Discuss

John Denton's Knights Insider: Miller Revels in NFL Rookie Season

Even now, some 10 preseason and regular-season games into his NFL career with the San Francisco 49ers, Bruce Miller catches himself in awe of his professional surroundings.
Via UCF Knights Athletics
October 20, 2011  |  Discuss
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