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Free-agent edge rusher Von Miller says he wants to play in 2026 and is lobbying the Denver Broncos for a return, despite reports that the team hasn’t shown interest. He highlighted last season’s nine sacks and his veteran leadership, suggesting he could still rush the passer and help mentor younger players to recapture some of the Broncos’ Super Bowl-era magic.
Denver will host the Night of Champions at the Paramount Theatre on April 22, featuring the Broncos’ 2015 Super Bowl 50 team with Peyton Manning, DeMarcus Ware, Von Miller and other stars; Gary Kubiak joins the discussion moderated by Tracy Wolfson, with tickets on sale March 31 at ParamountDenver.com.
The Washington Commanders, struggling with a 3-6 record and recent injuries, are expected to be active before the NFL trade deadline, with rumors linking them to potential trades involving Deebo Samuel and Von Miller, as they look to improve their roster for the future.
The article discusses potential NFL trades before the deadline, highlighting key players like Christian McCaffrey, Roquan Smith, and Von Miller, and explores possible landing spots for other notable players such as Trey Hendrickson, Breece Hall, and Kirk Cousins, amid ongoing rumors and team needs.
Von Miller left the Buffalo Bills, citing the winning culture and influence of Josh Allen as key reasons for his move to the Washington Commanders, highlighting the Bills' recent success and championship aspirations.
Von Miller, now with the Commanders, believes he still has the ability to rush the passer effectively at age 36, emphasizing his passion for pass rushing and his readiness to contribute in a situational role to strengthen the team's defense.
Von Miller, at age 36, emphasizes his continued ability to rush the passer and has signed a one-year deal with the Washington Commanders, aiming to help the team reach the Super Bowl. Miller, a seasoned NFL veteran with multiple Super Bowl wins, remains confident in his skills and role as a situational pass rusher, bringing experience and leadership to Washington's defense.
The Washington Commanders are experimenting with a new defensive formation at training camp, including the strategic use of Von Miller on the edge and innovative positioning of players like Luvu and Armstrong to enhance their pass rush, amidst a roster full of new faces and adjustments.
Washington Commanders' GM Adam Peters and coach Dan Quinn discussed team updates, including contract negotiations with Terry McLaurin, Von Miller's addition to the pass rush, positive health news for Sam Cosmi, growth expectations for Jayden Daniels, and their belief that the team is now better prepared for the 2025 season after strategic roster improvements.
Von Miller signed a one-year deal with the Commanders worth $6.1 million in base salary, with incentives potentially increasing earnings to $10.5 million, though key details like guarantees and bonuses remain undisclosed, raising questions about the financial risk and Miller's role on the team.
The Washington Commanders signed veteran Von Miller to a one-year deal, aiming to boost their pass rush and pursue a Super Bowl, which could threaten the playing time of younger linebacker Jacob Martin, who now faces increased competition for a roster spot.
Von Miller, after being released by the Bills and recovering from injuries and legal issues, has announced he will sign with the Washington Commanders, marking his fourth NFL team and aiming to contribute to a strong defense at age 36.
Von Miller, an eight-time Pro Bowl linebacker and Super Bowl champion, is signing a one-year deal with the Washington Commanders after being released by the Bills, where he faced injuries and legal issues. Miller, 36, has a storied NFL career with 129.5 sacks and multiple championships.
Von Miller, the Super Bowl 50 MVP, has signed with the Washington Commanders after playing for the Broncos, Rams, and Bills, with career sacks totaling 129.5, ranking 25th all-time.
Von Miller suggests on social media that Bills GM Brandon Beane wants to trade up for a wide receiver in the 2024 NFL draft, hinting at potential inside information. Beane had previously praised Miller's work and expressed openness to involving him in the Bills' pre-draft process. With the Bills in need of a wide receiver after recent departures, they may look to upgrade in the upcoming draft, although their current draft capital may limit their ability to trade up for top prospects.