Teen lineman impresses with remarkable size and potential for NFL future

There we go. Let's go. Arms, arms, arms, arms, arms. Finish, finish, finish, finish. Elijah's potential is pretty much endless. All right, let's go. No days off. Let's work, E. He's definitely a generational talent. I'm 6'4", 280 pounds. There we go. Right through me. That boy got DB feet. I'm the number one outlineman in the class of 2028. This is our grind every day. No days off. Let's work, E. Let's work. The best in the country. My name is Elijah Miller. I'm 14 years old, and I'm an outliner. and this is no days off growing up with Carson it was fun I pretty much played everything I always wanted to play football but when I was little I wanted to box my uncle boxed so he was teaching me a lot as I started seeing all my cousins and my friends playing football that made me want to play when Elijah came to me he was probably around 5'10 he was about 10 11 years old you know overweight kid that just wanted to play football we really didn't know what position he would be playing. So we tried him at linebacker. We tried him at a lot of the skilled kind of positions because he can move. And then it became like a time where he just got so big it was like okay you're a lineman. What I first loved about football was the contact. I like to hit people without getting in trouble for it. There we go. High intensity aggressive. We don't get tired. No breaks. I wake up every morning, come to the Lace Facts and we work because Mike's gonna push you to be as best as you can. Let's work. Let's go. Five more. Let's go. Elijah's work ethic is definitely second to none. He's always first in the weight room, last in the weight room. All the way up. Let's go. Touch it. One, two, come on. Three, come on. I see him right now as a big-time Division I football player right now. You look up some of the top players that's in college, they're his size, you know, they're 6'4", 290, 300, you know, which that's what he is right now. So when you look at the measurables, he's pretty much a Division I player right now. I just received my first offer from Oregon, and it felt great because I know all the hard work is paying off. Two, one, good job. We got the go-kart track with my friends. I don't know if they have a kart big enough for me, but we better go find out right now. Ooh, wee. Dang. Hey, dog, dog finna catch me. Pressing that brake. I thought I was killing it out there. What's up with you, dog? I thought I was killing it out there but supposedly paper said I was the last place there we go there we go there we go I played Division I football at DB so I trained him to move like a corner yeah we go quick quick quick get back last one last one you know he has ballerina feet a lot of the stigma with linemen is you know they can't move they're clumsy but Elijah is a kid that can move which makes him attractive to Division I colleges. Let's be great. Set, go. Quick, quick, quick, quick, quick, quick. To the side. Arms, keep them moving. Six-four with the little guy feet. That's why you're the best in the country. I take a lot of pride in my footwork because not a lot of people have good footwork, you know. They're just slow and don't think people can move, but I like to keep my footwork nice. Arms, stick, stick, stick. Finish, finish, finish, finish. Amazing job, baby. Elijah's potential is pretty much endless. He will be a kid that's a five-star that has over 40 Division I scholarships. My football dream is to make it to the league, you know, go first round. I'm very confident, you know, I don't let nobody discourage me on what they say. I keep on going and I'm going to keep pushing. It's very important to me knowing that I could be able to provide for my family one day because growing up, it wasn't easy. We had a lot of hard times, but we got through it and it'll feel good to be the one to make it out of my family. Thanks to everyone for watching my video. To check out more stories like mine, make sure to like and subscribe.