Chris Miller

  • 10 year NFL Quarterback, First Round Draft pick
  • Finished with over 19,000 Career NFL passing yards and 123 touchdowns
  • Two-time 1st Team All-Pac 10 quarterback that set 13 school records for the Oregon Ducks
  • Oregon High School head coach for West Linn leading them to a State Championship
  • Inducted into the University of Oregon Sports Hall of Fame in 1999
  • Inducted into the Oregon Sports Hall of Fame in 2005 for his success as a coach and player
  • NFL Quarterbacks coach for the Arizona Cardinals, helped mentor and coach Kurt Warner
  • Coach Miller helped 50 of his student athletes from his West Linn High team get College Scholarships to the D1 to D3, and NAIA levels during his 7 year coaching stint
  • In 2024 Chris worked for an NIL company as a Regional Recruiter Director focused on talent acquisition and identifying College Football Scholarship opportunities, & finding Transfer Portal athletes new colleges

Football Coach/Recruiter

Chris Miller brings a career resume that features playing and coaching success at every level.

Miller attended the University of Oregon, where he was a two-time first-team All-Pac 10 quarterback. He set 13 school records for Oregon. He then went on to be a first-round pick (13th overall) for the Atlanta Falcons in 1987, where he spent the majority of his 10-year career. He led the NFL with the lowest interception percentage in 1989. His best year came in 1991, where he threw for over 3000 yards and 26 touchdowns, a season that ended in a trip to the Pro Bowl. He also made stops in St. Louis and Denver. 

While with the Rams his last two years, Miller threw for a combined 34 touchdowns in two seasons, and had a 7-6 record in the 13 games he started in 1995. He finished his NFL career with 19,320 career passing yards and 123 passing touchdowns. His 14,066 passing yards and 87 passing touchdowns both rank third in Falcons’ franchise history.

After his playing days he turned his attention to the high school level from 2002-06, turning South Eugene High into a local powerhouse. South Eugene had 11 consecutive losing seasons before Miller came on board. He led them to four straight playoff appearances in his final four seasons there, including a state quarterfinals appearance in ’06, and had an overall record of 31-21. In 2003, he was named the Oregon Coach of the Year. 

In 2005, Miller was inducted into the Oregon Sports Hall of Fame  for having made a significant contribution to sports in the state. Miller was the Arizona Cardinals’ QB Coach from 2009-11, where worked with former MVP Kurt Warner.

He then became the head coach at West Linn High School. In 2016, Miller led West Linn to a 62-7 State Championship victory which was the largest margin of victory for a state champion in the state of Oregon.

In 2024 Miller worked for an NIL company as a Regional Recruiter Director focused on talent acquisition and identifying College Football Scholarship opportunities, and finding Transfer Portal athletes new colleges to play at.

Coach Miller has proven himself successful with records as a player both in college and in the NFL, and in the coaching ranks winning state titles and developing other successful NFL quarterbacks. He has hundreds of College Football Head Coaches, Coordinators, Position Coaches, Recruiting Coordinator’s & GM’s, contact information in his Rolodex, nationwide.His connections to high level teams and coaches puts him in a great position to mentor 30-50 aspiring college players a year as their personal consultant and recruiter. Sign up today to get started.