Polzin expects Cam Miller to quarterback the Raiders for the entire second half after a brief Geno Smith cameo and a short Aidan O’Connell stint. Tom Brady, now a minority owner, has publicly praised Miller, and Polzin believes the organization wants an extended look. A full half would push Miller near 20 drop-backs, putting him firmly in the preseason DFS pool despite limited stacking partners.

Later in the show Koerner said Cam Miller is "the guy I'm watching very closely in preseason" because small-school quarterbacks can be hard to scout but often shine against vanilla defensive looks. Miller’s elite rushing profile should translate to big DFS slates where mobility is king, and Koerner believes managers can "make money on him in preseason" before the market corrects. With the Raiders likely to give him extended run while Geno Smith rests, Miller could post slate-breaking rushing totals at near-minimum DFS salaries.

Sean Koerner said Cam Miller is his favorite round-four dart throw because the rookie’s ADP is buried at QB68, giving drafters almost zero opportunity cost. Koerner noted Miller smashed North Dakota State’s single-season passing record, led the Bison to two FCS titles, and—most importantly for fantasy—brings "massive, massive rushing upside." The depth chart is encouraging as well: Geno Smith will start for the Raiders as long as he’s healthy, but Miller only has to beat out Aidan O’Connell (a holdover from the previous regime) for the backup job. If Smith misses time, Koerner expects Miller’s legs to generate usable fantasy scores, making him a cheap ceiling play in best-ball or deep season-long formats.

Selecting Cam Miller at QB68, Sean Koerner explained that although Miller may not attempt a pass this year, the only obstacles between the rookie and the Raiders’ backup job are 33-year-old Geno Smith and day-three holdover Aidan O’Connell. If Geno misses time, Miller could enter a low-volume but fantasy-friendly system under Antonio Pierce. With an almost free draft cost, Koerner views Miller as a no-risk stash in superflex or best-ball formats where any spot start has value.