Pro Career:
Quarterback Chris Miller is a proven veteran who seeks to add experience and depth to the Broncos? quarterback situation after the retirement of John Elway. He has played in 95 NFL games (89 starts) and thrown for 18,793 yards and 121 touchdowns, with a career quarterback rating of 74.8. His regular season record as a starting QB is 32-57. Miller entered the NFL in 1987 as Atlanta?s No. 1 draft choice (No. 13 overall) and played seven seasons with the Falcons. He signed with the Rams as an unrestricted free agent in 1994 and played two seasons with the club. Miller has poosted nine 300-yard passing games in his career: 3 in 1989, 2 in ?90, 2 in ?91, 1 in ?92, 1 in ?94 and 2 in ?95).

College Highlights:
Miller broke 13 school records held by NFL greats Dan Fouts, Bob Berry and Norm Van Brocklin at the University of Oregon. As a senior, he set school marks for passing yards (2,503), completions (216) completion percentage (60.7) and total offense (2,549), and became the first Pac-10 quarterback to earn back-to-back first-team all-conference honors since Jim Plunkett at Stanford in 1969-70. Miller finished his career with 6,681 yards passing, 18 200-yard games, 42 touchdowns and seven rushing scores. Among his teammates at Oregon was former Broncos great Gary Zimmerman.