Now that this year’s NFL Draft is in the past, a national outlet has started looking ahead to the 2025 draft class and previewing the top prospects at different positions.

This week, Pro Football Focus named 10 offensive tackles to know ahead of next year’s draft, and among those highlighted by PFF is Clemson’s Blake Miller.

Here’s what PFF’s Max Chadwick had to say about the third-year Tiger, who is viewed as a first-round talent in some early draft projections:

Despite only being a rising junior, Miller is one of the most experienced tackles on this list. He’s been Clemson’s starting right tackle in each of his first two seasons and his 1,952 snaps since then are the second-most of any offensive tackle in college football.

Since 2022, his 77.1 run-blocking grade is second among ACC tackles to only Graham Barton, who was selected in the first round of the 2024 draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Miller also scored well in our Game Athleticism Score, so he’s more than athletic enough for the next level. His biggest area of improvement is undoubtedly in pass protection. He only placed in the 22nd percentile of FBS tackles in true pass-set grade this past season and often struggles with hand placement.

Miller earned third-team All-ACC honors in 2023 following his 2022 freshman All-American campaign.

The former four-star prospect from Ohio became the first Clemson non-specialist to start every game of the season in both his freshman and sophomore years since Clelin Ferrell from 2016-17 after Ferrell redshirted in 2015.

Miller also became the fourth Clemson offensive lineman under Dabo Swinney to earn All-ACC honors as an underclassman, joining Tyrone Crowder, Jackson Carman and Mitch Hyatt.

A recent 2025 mock draft from Fox Sports projected Miller to get picked by the Green Bay Packers with the 23rd overall selection.

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