Matt Miller Car Accident, MISSOURI — ESPN NFL Draft analyst Matt Miller is recovering after being involved in a serious car accident that left him with multiple injuries and required a life-saving amputation of his left arm, according to a statement he shared following the crash.
Miller revealed that the accident happened in Missouri and that he was airlifted to Mercy Hospital for treatment. He said he was grateful for the emergency responders, doctors, nurses, and medical staff who cared for him after the crash.
The ESPN analyst said he suffered significant injuries, including multiple fractures and broken ribs, before undergoing surgery that resulted in the amputation of his left arm. Miller described the procedure as life-saving and said he remains focused on his recovery.
Reports indicate the crash occurred in Jasper County, Missouri, and involved Miller’s vehicle and a semi-truck. Authorities reported that the driver of the semi-truck was not injured.
Following the announcement, members of the sports community shared messages of support for Miller, including ESPN colleagues and NFL media personalities who offered prayers and encouragement as he begins his recovery journey.
Miller, who joined ESPN in 2021, is known for his NFL Draft coverage and has appeared across ESPN programming while providing analysis on college football prospects and upcoming draft classes. He previously worked as a prominent NFL Draft writer before joining the network.
Miller said he plans to continue his recovery one day at a time and hopes to return to ESPN to continue covering football, including the upcoming 2027 NFL Draft class. The situation remains a developing story as he focuses on his health and rehabilitation.