Braxton Miller is changing his role on the Ohio State football team. This upcoming season, Miller will be a wide receiver, not a quarterback. The returning senior, known for his success as a dual-threat player, will once again show off his versatility to power the Ohio State Buckeyes’ offense in 2015. Miller has been training for his new position since May and is confident and excited about the change. He plans on giving fans and teammates what they have been missing come September. This latest news, as told to Pete Thamel of SI.com, puts to rest the hype surrounding the three-man starting-quarterback battle in Columbus that had been anticipated for so long. With Miller no longer in consideration, head coach Urban Meyer and his staff now have just two players to choose from. In addition to playing as a receiver, Miller will also see the field as a punt returner. Last season, the No. 4-seeded Buckeyes trounced the No. …
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