Please enable Javascript to watch this video As a quarterback, your shoulder is literally everything. Former Ohio State Buckeyes standout Braxton Miller knows all too well, as he was underwent two shoulder surgeries during his stay in Columbus. Heading into the 2014 campaign, Miller was expected to be a Heisman finalist, but unfortunately he was sidelined for the entire season. “[There was] a lot of alone time,” Miller stated. “Two shoulder surgeries aren’t the easiest thing. The hardest part was, I didn’t know what to expect. I didn’t know if my shoulder was going to come back healthy or if I was going to have to sit out again this year. I stopped a lot of things. You know, stopped going out, partying. I just focused on what I really wanted to accomplish, and my shoulder.” J.T. Barrett stepped in for Miller and then he would eventually go down to injury, which left the Buckeyes with Cardale Jones, who ended up leading Ohio State to an improbable National Championship…
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