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Miller rushed for 61 yards on 22 carries and added 22 yards and a touchdown on four catches during Sunday's 31-21 win over Arizona. He fumbled during the contest.

Miller got Houston going in the first quarter, toe-tapping near the sideline for a seven-yard touchdown. It was his first touchdown without Deshaun Watson at quarterback this season. Miller's yardage hasn't gone down too much with the less dynamic Tom Savage behind center, as he has averaged 82.7 total yards per game over the past three weeks, as compared to 87.4 yards per game with Watson. The big difference has been scoring, as Miller had tallied four touchdowns in five games with Watson and now has just one touchdown in three games since the latter's season-ending knee injury. Look for those numbers to improve a bit moving forward, as Houston's offense seemed to hit its stride on Sunday. Miller's receiving ability has been key to his production this season, as three of his five touchdowns this season have come through the air.

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