Dante Miller rejoined the Giants’ practice squad after clearing waivers, reintroducing a backfield option who can contribute on special teams and in short‐yardage looks. His return adds depth behind the top backs and gives the unit a versatile, change‐of‐pace element.

Listed in the piece as a preseason standout, Miller’s release marks another depth cut as the Giants narrow from 90 to 53, highlighting the challenge of sustaining depth at RB and the potential practice-squad path.

Miller drew a 41-yard screen score highlighted by solid blocking and a patient, nuanced approach, signaling his potential as a sleeper in the Giants’ screen-game overhaul and a potential late-round roster consideration.

Miller has emerged as a Giants receiving option with multiple receptions and yak opportunities, making him a deep sleeper with a chance to feature in the second half if New York needs a spark. His role on the short slate hinges on increased targets and continued efficiency after the catch.

Dante Miller stands out for blazing speed and a growing all-around game. He spent last season on the Giants' practice squad refining the playbook and his receiving skills, then flashed in two preseasons games by becoming a smoother pass catcher and a dependable option in the screen game. His coaching staff emphasizes patience and technique to complement his speed, and his special-teams role as a gunner adds value beyond offense.