Von Miller is undoubtedly one of the greatest players in Denver Broncos history. Selected second overall in the 2011 NFL Draft, he spent a decade with the team and played a crucial role in their Super Bowl 50 victory.
In 2021, Miller was traded to the Rams, where he helped Los Angeles secure a Super Bowl win before signing with the Bills in 2022. Though his time in Buffalo didn’t go as planned, he still recorded six sacks last season and has the option to continue playing.
During an appearance on Up & Adams on Tuesday, Miller was asked about the possibility of reuniting with the Broncos this offseason.
“I’ve always loved blue and orange … you just have to see,” Miller told Kay Adams. “It’s a fun time right now for me and my career. You just have to wait and see, take it one day at a time.”
Miller also expressed satisfaction with his career and excitement about what the future holds.
“I’ve done everything I could possibly do, and whatever’s next for me is what’s next,” he said. “It’s exciting looking at new teams, new quarterbacks, new environments, and a new place to be. It’s fun.”
With the Broncos finally emerging from their struggles and making the playoffs last season, the idea of bringing back Von Miller isn’t far-fetched. While he’s no longer in his prime, he still recorded six sacks last season and could provide valuable veteran leadership as a pass rusher.
Miller was right in saying he accomplished everything he could in Denver. During his tenure, the Broncos reached two Super Bowls, winning one, before he later added another ring with the Rams. His career has been nothing short of remarkable.
Whether he chooses to finish his career in Denver or not, Miller’s legacy as a Broncos legend is already cemented.
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