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Texas A&M has added more defensiive talent to its 2026 rercruiting class with the addition of 4-star Storm Miller.
MIller, a native of Strongsville, Ohio, committed Wednesday afternoon. The 4-star, rated as an Edge rusher by Rivals, will likely play linebacker at the next level. He put up massive numbers in 2024: 90 tackles, 20 tackles for loss and 10 sacks.
Unsurprisingly, many Big Ten schools were in hot pursuit of Miller, including defending national champion Ohio State. His offer list included ones from the Buckeyes, Michigan, Notre Dame, Oregon and Penn State, but he decided to head to the SEC with the Aggies.
A favorite of defensive coordinator Jay Bateman, Miller joins fellow 4-star Samu Moala as the two linebackers in the class to date.
Miller is the 10th commit for A&M, and all are 4-star recruits. His addition moved the Aggies up to third in the Rivals rankings for 2026.
Miller is not the first Texas A&M commit from Strongsville, Ohio. The last one worked out quite well -- it was All-American punter Drew Kaser.
Analysis of A&M's newest commit
Miller looks like he could be a multi-purpose weapon on defense. He has the size (now that he's up to around 230 pounds) to be a three-down linebacker, but he could also be a Jack and attack the passer off the edge.
He certainly passes the eye test; he looks like he could play pretty quickly, at least in terms of physique. He's also got a really good burst off the snap and comes downhill with a vengeance. And he can certainly hit.
If he's going to be an every-down linebacker, he's going to have to improve his drops and backpedaling; you can see those are significantly slower than when he's going forward or laterally. But if you can find an attacking role for Miller -- goodness. He comes downhill in a hurry and hits like a ton of bricks.
