Roy Miller is a former football player who played for the NFL and the University of Texas. After retirement, he has been actively involved in multiple causes that focus on children and the youth. Part of this was a creation of an event named the Centex Pro Football and Cheer Camp, it later came to …
With the Texas Longhorns in the midst of a four-game losing streak, the frustration has not only extended to the fan base but to the alumni who helped the build the program. 2009 Fiesta Bowl Defensive MVP Roy Miller joins this week’s On Second Thought podcast to discuss what’s ailing the Texas Longhorns, especially a defense …
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Farm Share food drive was a success today feeding over 500 families at South Woods Elementary in Elkton, Florida. Roy & Rakiya have enjoyed helping farm share for the last 3 years helping feed those in need. The two are hopeful that their works in the community will inspire change to their children and help …
Roy Miller shares his reasoning for starting his foundation in Killeen, Texas.
Roy Miller is a former American football player. After retirement, Roy Miller started an NGO named, “The Accumulative Advantage Foundation” which intends to help young minds realize the small opportunities that can lead to bigger opportunities. Also known as the Kids Advantage, it held 12th Annual CenTex Pro Football and Cheer Camp during June 2021 …
Roy Miller is a former American football player and had an illustrious career. He was also a star defensive lineman at Texas from 2005 to 2008 who went on to play nine years in the NFL. Roy Miller appeared on an edition of the Flagship Podcast talking about what it takes to play as a …
Roy Miller was one of the celebrities participating in an event named “Until Food is Gone” at Abess Park Elementary School (Jacksonville). The event was held by FarmShare to ensure that no food is wasted in the community. It was a drive through the event and invited a lot of attention in Jacksonville.
Close to the end of 2008 season, Roy Miller traveled to Brooke Army Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio. Roy Miller was accompanied with a few other players and they visited soldiers who had been injured in combat. For Roy Miller, it was especially personal because his father has served in the army …
Roy Miller’s father was in the U.S Army and hence he shared a special bond with the Army from the beginning. This association has always kept a special connection between Roy Miller and soldiers who fight for the country. He often visits health clinics such as the Brooke Army Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston …
After his time with Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Jacksonville Jaguars, Roy Miller was signed up by the Kansas City Chiefs in August 2017 with a 1-year deal that included guaranteed money. The Chiefs announced that they signed defensive tackle Roy Miller as a free agent. The Kansas City Chiefs boosted their defensive line depth by …
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