Peyton Miller
NER
Right Winger
Left Winger
One-v-One Creator
Nov 8, 2007 (18)
Left
5'7"
154 lb
Provides seventh assist of season
Miller assisted once to go with two shots (zero on goal), two crosses (one accurate) and two chances created in Saturday's 2-1 win versus Philadelphia Union.
Analysis: Miller recorded one assist, two off-target shots, two crosses (one accurate), and two chances created across the full 90 minutes in Saturday's 2-1 victory at Philadelphia. He supplied the decisive headed pass for Dor David Turgeman's opener in first-half stoppage time after receiving Carles Gil's delivery, while also sending an earlier attempt over the crossbar following Andre Blake's save on Daniel Gazdag. Miller now has seven assists this season, including three over his last three appearances, and has registered a goal contribution in three of his last five matches.
Fires three shots
Miller took three shots (two on goal) and crossed once inaccurately during Saturday's 1-0 win over Chicago.
Analysis: Miller was held off the scoresheet but led New England with his three shots in the match. The winger has combined for two assists, nine shots and three chances created over his last three starts.
Two assists Wednesday
Miller assisted twice to go with one shot (one on goal), one cross (zero accurate) and three chances created in Wednesday's 3-2 victory against FC Cincinnati.
Analysis: Miller was one of the main creative outlets throughout Wednesday's clash. He also did most of that with good interplay, not just sending crosses hopefully into the box. He created three chances and two of those got finished giving the defender an excellent day and a pair of assists during a narrow win.
Four shots on goal without scoring
Miller recorded five shots (four on goal) and four crosses (zero accurate) in Saturday's 3-0 loss versus Seattle Sounders FC.
Analysis: Miller has elevated his shot accuracy recently, registering 10 on target with 15 total attempts across four appearances for the Revolution. The forward scored three goals, with Saturday marking only the second time in that span that he did not score.
Ready to build on strong form
Miller has completed his international duty with the United States and is available for New England Revolution's MLS clash against Seattle Sounders on Saturday after being omitted from the league's latest injury report.
Analysis: Miller missed the matchup against Real Salt Lake after earning his first USMNT call-up but is now back in contention for a starting role. The attacker was enjoying an impressive run of form before the international break, recording three goals and three assists across his previous seven MLS appearances, including a brace in the 4-2 win over Orlando City SC. He had scored in consecutive matches before his departure and should be in a strong position to reclaim his spot in the starting XI against Seattle as he looks to maintain his attacking momentum.
Brace before international absence
Miller scored two goals to go with six shots (four on goal), two crosses (one accurate) and one chance created in Saturday's 4-2 win over Orlando City SC. However, he will miss Saturday's game against Real Salt Lake after being called up to the Unied States national team.
Analysis: Miller has scored in each of his last two outings, and the brace he struck against Orlando City was the biggest contribution yet in his breakout campaign. He put the Revolution two goals clear and then fired home the winner in stoppage time after Orlando had battled back, so he has now been directly involved in six goals with three goals and three assists across the last seven games. That form has earned him a first United States call up, which will keep him out of Saturday's game against Real Salt Lake.
Nets on Sunday
Miller scored one goal to go with two shots (one on goal) in Sunday's 2-1 win against Chicago Fire. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 58th minute.
Analysis: Miller doubled the advantage in the 47th minute assisted by Dor David Turgeman. Miller covered almost 10 kilometers and also made two tackles, two clearances and an interception. This goal took him to nine goal contributions for the campaign.
Five shots, none on goal
Miller recorded five shots (zero on goal), two crosses (zero accurate) and one chance created in Saturday's 2-1 defeat to Los Angeles Galaxy.
Analysis: For the first time this season, Miller attempted more than four shots. He has been accurate with his shooting this season, but Saturday marked only the second time he logged zero shots on goal across the Revolution's last 11 games.
Assists again Sunday
Miller assisted once to go with four shots (four on goal), three crosses (zero accurate) and one chance created in Sunday's 3-1 victory against Columbus Crew.
Analysis: Miller recorded an assist in his third consecutive match Sunday as he set up Carles Gil's goal in the 79th minute. It was the only chance he created in the match but he also recorded a season-high four shots on target, bringing him up to seven in the last two matches alone. He now has five goal contributions in his last seven matches with 12 shots on target and seven chances created.
Assists again
Miller assisted once to go with four shots (three on goal), three crosses (one accurate) and two chances created in Sunday's 1-1 draw against New York City FC.
Analysis: Miller notched his second straight assist, giving him three on the season to go with four goals. He's held down the starting right‑wing role since late April, starting 13 consecutive matches and producing one goal and three assists in that stretch.
Start on left wing with assist
Miller assisted once to go with two shots (zero on goal), three crosses (zero accurate) and two chances created in Wednesday's 3-0 win over D.C. United.
Analysis: In what was Miller's 12th consecutive MLS start, Miller shifted flanks from the right to the left to make way for fellow winger Jack Harrison. Miller has taken the move in stride, assisting Alhassan Yusuf to mark his second assist across New England's last four games. It looks like Miller's position change should not considerably affect his ability to excel moving forward.
Starting midweek
Miller (head) is in the starting lineup for Wednesday's visit to D.C. United.
Analysis: Miller made an immediate recovery, avoiding the concussion protocol after getting hurt from a head collision in the previous MLS game. He's expected to stay put in an advanced role on the wing, where he has played the last seven league games. Over that span, the wide player has produced one goal and one assist. Griffin Yow will remain on the bench with Miller starting Wednesday.
Should be available Wednesday
Miller (head) is expected to be available for Wednesday's game against DC United, manager Marko Mitrovic told New England Revolution reporter Caleb Pongratz.
Analysis: Miller exited Saturday's 2-1 loss to Toronto FC with a head injury, but the winger has responded well to treatment in recent hours. There will be one final test before the coaching staff makes a decision on Miller's availability, but for now, things are trending in the right direction.
Exits with head injury Saturday
Miller suffered a knock to the head after colliding with an opposing player, leading to his withdrawal in the first half of Saturday's 2-1 loss to Toronto.
Analysis: Miller will be a major doubt for New England's next fixtures as he may be dealing with a concussion, which would force him to enter a mandatory protocol. The youngster had gained solid momentum in an attacking role, with his contribution of one goal and one assist over the last seven league matches earning him confidence on the wing. If he fails to recover over the coming days, his spot in the starting lineup could be covered by Griffin Yow.
Assists in second goal
Miller assisted once to go with four shots (one on goal), three crosses (zero accurate) and two chances created in Saturday's 2-2 draw against CF Montreal.
Analysis: Miller was a constant threat on the right flank, and one of his runs into the final third generated the goal scored by Dor Turgeman. Despite being a defender, he's been surprisingly effective on offense with four goals, one assist and an average of 1.86 shots per contest. He's started the last five matches in a more advanced role, and that's not likely to change any time soon.
Finds back of net
Miller scored one goal to go with two shots (one on goal) and one cross (zero accurate) in Saturday's 4-1 victory against Atlanta United.
Analysis: Miller would score for New England on Saturday to give them a three-goal lead, scoring in the 56th minute off an Alhassan Yusuf assist. This gives the versatile wing-back his fourth goal of the season, although he is yet to earn an assist in his 14 appearances (eight starts). He has now started in eight straight games, although this is his first goal during that span.
Signs extension with Revolution
Miller signed a multi year contract extension with New England through the 2028-29 season, with a club option for 2029-30, the club announced.
Analysis: Miller has started six of his 12 regular season appearances this year, already setting a career high with three goals, and has seen time at both left back and left wing. He broke out in 2025 with 26 appearances, two goals and two assists, earning a second straight spot on the MLS 22 Under 22 list. Across three MLS seasons, the 18-year-old has tallied five goals and three assists in 48 appearances, 39 of them starts, after becoming the Revolution's 12th Homegrown signing in 2023. He has also collected more than 20 appearances across U.S. youth national teams and was called up to a U-21 training camp in May. Miller is expected to remain a regular fixture for New England as the club resumes its season with a homestand beginning July 22 against Toronto FC.
Nets game-winning goal
Miller scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) and one chance created in Wednesday's 2-1 victory over Atlanta United.
Analysis: Miller was one of two defenders to score for New England as they completed a comeback against Atlanta, scoring in the 78th minute to take the lead. This already marks his third goal of the season despite a limited role, having yet to start in a match. The 18-year-old is quickly making a name for himself, potentially leading to a starting role in future games.
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