Cam Miller had Tom Brady's support throughout the offseason and preseason, but not even the seven-time Super Bowl champion's endorsement could save him from roster cuts.On Tuesday, the Las Vegas Raiders announced that they had cut the sixth-round rookie quarterback a day after trading for Kenny Pickett. Also cut from the team was wide receiver Tommy Mellott, Miller's former FCS Championship Game opponent and fellow sixth-rounder who had switched from quarterback after the draft.A wave of reactions ensued."So Tom Brady is a fraud and doesn't know how to scout QBs," one fan commented.master_rigo_7 @MasterRigo1LINK@TomPelissero So Tom Brady is a fraud and doesn’t know how to scout qbs okaypenguin zer0 @PenguinZer02LINK@TomPelissero LMAOOO raiders are cooked 😭DexDevotee @dexdevoteeLINK@TomPelissero Brady’s handpicked QB already cut 😭"I would love to see GB add Cam Miller to the practice squad," one hoped."Waste of draft picks..." another rued."Seriously? Not even getting a chance? Crazy," another gasped.Over three preseason games, Miller completed 20 of 37 attempts for 203 yards, a touchdown and an interception. However, he was sacked seven times for a cumulative loss of 31 yards.NFL analyst said Cam Miller could have served as a backup over Aidan O'ConnellAidan O'Connell's struggles in Las Vegas have been well-documented, and they were a major factor in the team's collapse to a 4-13 record after an 8-9 slate in 2023. To that end, the Las Vegas Review-Journal's Vincent Bonsignore saw the possibility of Cam Miller leapfrogging O'Connell in the hierarchy."(Head coach Pete) Carroll is a firm believer in rewarding players who prove they deserve promotions," Bonsignore wrote last week. "He won’t hesitate to make a move if Miller shows he’s a better option than O’Connell."Miller's interception against the San Francisco 49ers led to a walk-off field goal, something that he took responsibility for:“Going into that last play, I told myself, ‘Don’t force the ball,’ and I did. So, there’s a lot of learning lessons. I take full responsibility for that entire drive. I need to be better. I need to prepare better.”Still, he expressed optimism about his prospects of making the 53-man roster:“There’s two things that keep me grounded, and that’s number one, my faith, and number two, I just always compete in everything that I do. So, if I can do those two things, then I think the outcome will take care of itself.”The Raiders begin their 2025 season on Sept. 7 at the New England Patriots. Kickoff is at 1 pm ET/10 am PT on CBS.