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Roy Miller: Retiring from NFL
Roy Miller (suspension) announced his retirement from football via his personal Instagram account Monday.Miller was already suspended for the first six games of the season after being charged with domestic battery in November of 2017. Though now retired, the 30-year-old made it seem as if he could return to the league once his legal issues are over. Regardless, Miller can hang his hat on a respectable career as a run-stopping defensive tackle that tallied 252 tackles and eight sacks in 119 career games (84 starts).
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Roy Miller: Suspended six games
Roy Miller has been suspended for the first six weeks of the 2018 season, Field Yates of ESPN reports.At this point it's unclear why Miller has been suspended or if he'll appeal. The free agent defensive lineman played with the Chiefs for seven games last season, recording six tackles and a pass defensed. He may have some trouble signing with a team for camp now that he's ineligible to play for a portion of the season, but he could provide fresh legs for a club later in the year should injuries strike.
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Roy Miller: Waived by Chiefs
Roy Miller was waived by the Chiefs on Monday.Miller served as a depth defensive line piece and was active for seven of nine games this season, recording six tackles (two solo). The 30-year-old was replaced on the 53-man roster by veteran defensive lineman Cam Thomas.
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Chiefs' Roy Miller: Lands in KC
Roy Miller signed a contract with the Kansas City Chiefs on Wednesday, Ian Rapoport of NFL.com reports.Miller provides the Chiefs with insurance along the defensive line in case Chris Jones (knee) ultimately lands on the regular season PUP list. Though he missed 10 games to an Achilles injury in 2016, Miller should now be good to go and will look to improve upon his career-high sack (four) and TFL (six) totals from 2015.
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Roy Miller: Released by Jaguars
Roy Miller (Achilles) was released by the Jaguars on Sunday, Ryan O'Halloran of the Florida Times-Union reports.Miller spent a majority of the 2016 season on IR after tearing his Achilles tendon during the Jaguars' sixth game of the year. At this point, he figures to be replaced by either Sheldon Day, Abry Jones or Louis Nix at defensive tackle.
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Jaguars' Roy Miller: Placed on IR
Roy Miller (Achilles) was placed on injured reserve Tuesday, Ryan O'Halloran of the Florida-Times Union reports.The news shouldn't come as a surprise, as the defensive tackle was told he would miss the remainder of the season after tearing his Achilles tendon in Sunday's loss to the Raiders. The team promoted Richard Ash from the practice squad to fill Miller's roster spot.
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Jaguars' Roy Miller: To miss remainder of season
Roy Miller will miss the remainder of the season after tearing his right Achilles tendon in Sunday's loss to the Raiders, Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com reports.Miller will undergo surgery later this week, ending his season after only six games. The defensive tackle recorded 10 tackles on the year, but it will now be Abry Jones who takes over as the starter.
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Jaguars' Roy Miller: Suffers Achilles injury
Roy Miller suffered an Achilles injury in Sunday's loss to the Raiders, John Oehser of Jacksonville Jaguars.com reports.The severity of the injury is unknown, but it should be noted that Miller was unable to return to the game. The Jaguars have a short week, as they play the Titans on Thursday, so Miller's status will have to be monitored going forward.
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Jaguars' Roy Miller: Absent from injury report
Roy Miller was not listed on the Jacksonville Jaguars' injury report on Wednesday after suffering a hand injury in Sunday's matchup against the Chargers.He's fully expected to play Week 3 in his usual starting role along the Jaguars' defensive line.
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Jaguars' Roy Miller: Questionable to return to action
Roy Miller is questionable to return to action after suffering an injury to his left hand during Sunday's game, Tad Dickman of the Jacksonville Jaguars Public Relations staff reports.Miller's temporary absence paves the way for Abry Jones to see increased playing time.