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Von Miller has not been shy in expressing his desire to return to the Denver Broncos in free agency after his one-season stop with the Washington Commanders.
In May, it was reported that Miller pitched himself to Broncos coach Sean Payton. After all, the veteran linebacker can still perform at a high level. He played in all 17 games for the Commanders last season, tallying nine sacks, his most since 2021.
On Instagram, the 37-year-old Miller posted a series of pictures of his intense workout and off-field life, captioning it with lyrics from Drake’s “Make Them Cry.” Curiously, he also inserted a throwback snap of himself practicing with the Broncos.
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A fan commented how much he wants to see the seven-time All-Pro back in Denver. Miller’s reply was as cryptic as it could get.
“It’s still early, gang,” said the two-time champion.
His post garnered other reactions.
“Sounds like throwing shade at Denver. Crazy,” said @dgracely.
“Bro, if Denver offers you the vet minimum, PLEASE take it,” suggested @eddiethedad_22.
“It’s looking like he at the star, @dallascowboys ,” added @c-powell59.
“Go crazy, brother,” stated @reed.the.great.
“Denver absolutely adores you, Von. You walk into a restaurant, and your performances are still talked about today in conversations. You are a LEGEND. You need a statue,” declared @gagerton999.
Miller should only bolster the Broncos’ formidable defense, which ranked among the best in the NFL, if he reunites with his former team. He played for Denver from 2011 to 2021, becoming an eight-time Pro Bowler.
Miller is also being linked to the Dallas Cowboys and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Last month, he admitted that he made the wrong move when he chose the Commanders instead of the Seattle Seahawks, who went on to win the Super Bowl.
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