STRENGTHS:

+ Clean hands
+ Finishing
+ Forward craft
+ Scoreboard impact

IMPROVEMENTS:

- Athleticism
- Endurance

Prolific as ever inside forward 50, Jack Miller led Tasmania’s goalkicking for the season, with a five-goal haul against the Giants Academy a season. He can provide maximum damage with limited possessions and has proven to be lethal even in wet conditions. Miller also provided on-ball support and demonstrated stoppage brilliance late in the season. 

At the National Championships, the crafty forward averaged two goals a game and was one of the Allies' most consistent players, even with limited opportunities. He was as lethal on the lead as he was when the ball hit the ground, managing to find space in a congested forwardline and hurt defenders who couldn’t keep track of his whereabouts. 

Miller isn’t blessed with elite speed, which is crucial for any small forward to have, but his nous inside 50 is exceptional and an attribute that clubs will appreciate. He is a chance late in the draft for clubs needing a clever, diminutive forward with innate skills and craft. 

DRAFT RANGE: Late/Rookie

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