CB.com: You've bounced around a little bit in your career. What's the key to picking up an offense and knowing what you're doing right away?

Miller: Just knowing the position and going to play. Just study that position and repetition. Write everything down. That's probably the best way you can learn it.

CB.com: What was the key to getting here on a Monday and playing in a game by Friday?

Miller: It felt good. At the end of the day, when you go out there on the field, that's all you do. You're playing football and that's all you have to think about. You don't have to think about the politics of things. You've just got to go out there when you get the chance and perform. That's what we do. As receivers, we catch and run with the ball. Catch it and get YAC.

CB.com: How important is your special teams work when it comes to making the team?

Miller: Just showing your versatility with what you can do on the offensive side and the special teams side, too. Whatever they want me to do, I'm up for it.

CB.com: You grew up in Ohio and knew about the Browns, but what's it like to join the team at this point of the offseason when the expectations are so high?

Miller: I'm just happy to be here. I'm glad the organization brought me in. They believed in me to actually play last week and have nice production. Now it's time to play tomorrow.

CB.com: I know it's been a short amount of time, but have you already noticed the crossover in Browns and Buckeyes fans?

Miller: When I first got here, the practice I went out to, there were a lot of fans. It was the last day of camp practice-wise. There was a lot of Ohio State fans that was calling my name. It's a wonderful feeling being back in Ohio, back in my home state. I actually get to play for the one team your dad loves. It's a good feeling.

CB.com: You're a few years removed from being a quarterback. What's the process been like in becoming an NFL wide receiver?

Miller: I don't even look back at it. I'm just a receiver and I felt like a receiver when I switched my last year at Ohio State. It's just progression and getting better each and every day when you come out on the field.

CB.com: How much better do you feel you are since you came into the league?

Miller: I feel good. I feel comfortable, loose, relaxed. It's all about knowing your assignments now.

CB.com: Where specifically in the offense are you playing and how does it fit your skill set?

Miller: They've got me on the inside and outside. I can do both. Mainly on the inside for this game.

CB.com: What does that do to bring the best out of you?

Miller: Getting the ball in your hands fast and making plays. That's what the quarterback loves and that's what the offense is about. Getting the ball out of the quarterback's hands and into playmakers'. Playing at that position, I think it's a great opportunity for myself and my skill set to get the ball quick and make some splashes.

CB.com: You won't be catching any passes from Baker Mayfield on Thursday, but what has it been like playing with him so far?

Miller: When I first got here, he was slinging. Everything they were talking about, he's legit. He's elite. Being around the guys before the game last week, he helped me out with the plays the night before, him and Garrett (Gilbert). They got me right. It was a great night before the game getting the plays down pat and knowing his perspective on the offense. That helped me out a lot.

CB.com: What was last year like? Did spending the year on Philadelphia's practice squad tap into your hunger to make a roster?

Miller: Absolutely. You just want to be on a team you can bring your talents to and contribute to. The practice squad makes you stay humble at all times. You've got to remain the same throughout the storm. Sometimes, that's how it's going to be. It's always about ups and downs. You've got to remain the same.

CB.com: You've been in a wide receivers room with DeAndre Hopkins and now you're in one with Odell Beckham Jr. and Jarvis Landry. What can you absorb from them?

Miller: You just learn from guys that have been playing this position for a long time. You just understand their perspective of that position and the hard work and dedication they bring to that receivers room. I think that's what I think of myself and that's a plus, too.

CB.com: What are you expecting to do against the Lions?