Close to the end of the 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 …
Roy Miller was nominated by the Jacksonville Jaguars for the annual Salute to Service Award presented by USAA in 2014. He was nominated by the Jaguars because of his commitment to helping children of the military succeed. Roy Miller has hosted and participated in a number of football camps for military children. With this nomination, Roy …
Roy Miller passed his early education at (Killeen) Shoemaker High School and his stardom in football began from those days. Roy Miller was also named sophomore in 2003 for the 17-4A district and had an honorable mention in the all-state for 4A Texas High school football. Following his sophomore debut, he became an all-state, all-area, …
Roy Miller is a former American football defensive tackle player who had appeared in 9 seasons of the National Football League (NFL). Post-retirement, he founded the Accumulative Advantage Foundation to celebrate military soldiers while supporting their families. Roy Miller is the president of the foundation and aims to offer life-changing opportunities at no cost to …
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Roy Miller was given the honor and recognition he deserves as one of our “Distinguished Alumni” in Killeen, TX. The Jacksonville, FL Native shares his Joy.
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 …
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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Roy Miller was signed in with the Jacksonville Jaguars on March 15,013. Roy Miller played four seasons for Jacksonville Jaguars, though he was brought in during the 2013 ground zero seasons of the Dave Caldwell-Gus Bradley rebuild. He started 49 games for the team; that is every game in those four seasons. On October 25, …
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Roy Miller is half African American, half Samoan, and completely practices Christianity. One of Roy Miller’s unknown traits is his fondness for children. Some examples to highlight this nature include incidents at the University of Texas, where he hosted 150 middle school students at Moncrief-Neuhaus Athletic Center, and his regular speeches at the middle schools …