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Scouts Inc.'s Kevin Weidl calls Oklahoma senior FB Trey Millard "a grinder."
Weidl elaborates by saying Millard is "versatile and does a lot of little things well," adding the fullback is an ideal player to have on the back end of your roster. Prospects at Millard's position are rarely drafted high, but this Sooner could be a different breed thanks to his exceptional versatility and toughness. He could be selected in a similar range as new Raven Kyle Juszczyk. Jun 6 - 9:40 AM

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Oklahoma junior FB Trey Millard will return to school for his senior season.

Millard put on a good showing in the Sooners bowl game against Texas A&M, showing the same ball carrying, receiving, and blocking skills he displayed all season. He is much more than a traditional fullback, but Millard only received a third day grade from the NFL Draft Advisory Board.
Jan 5 - 10:19 AM

Oklahoma junior FB Trey Millard divulged that he received a grade from the NFL Draft Advisory Board outside of the top three rounds.

Millard added "the grade wasn't a surprise, and that he's leaning one particular direction, but wouldn't divulge which direction that was." Sure, Millard is technically a fullback, and prospects at the position are rarely drafted during the first two days, but he offers so much more as a runner, pass protector, and receiver.
Mon, Dec 31, 2012 10:21:00 AM

Oklahoma junior FB Trey Millard was given a free agent grade by SI's Tony Pauline.

This is interesting, because if Millard declares we think he has a shot to be the first fullback drafted in April. The junior is not a true power blocker, but Millard does so much more in pass protection, as a receiver, and as a runner. Pauline does say that the Sooner is a, "potential West Coast fullback effective catching the ball out of the backfield."
Tue, Dec 4, 2012 04:19:00 PM

Oklahoma beat writer John Hoover calls Sooners junior FB Trey Millard a "perfect throwback player."

Hoover cites three plays that displayed Millard's versatility. The first was a downfield passing route that Millard had to break off and contort his body on a poorly thrown ball. Second, the senior hurdled two defenders against Texas. And finally, Millard threw a block on a goal line run that pancaked a Jayhawk defender. We really like Millard as a prospect, and with a perceived dying position, his versatility will be vital.
Source: Tulsa World
Wed, Oct 24, 2012 11:06:00 AM

The Sideline View's Lance Zierlein spoke to NFL scouts that compare Oklahoma junior FB Trey Millard to former great Mike Alstott.

Millard has been a valuable member of the Sonner's offense the last few weeks, specifically against Texas. In that game, the junior ran the ball three times for 45 yards to go along with five receptions for 119 yards and a touchdown. Zierlein adds that the same scouts believe head coach Bob Stoops is doing a disservice to his offense by not giving Millard more touches. We really like the versatility Millard has shown, especially on third downs.
Thu, Oct 18, 2012 11:21:00 AM