Von Miller admitted that he chose the wrong team before training camp last offseason. He picked the Washington Commanders over the Seattle Seahawks last summer.
Entering his age-37 season, the two-time Super Bowl champion could still help a contender in need of an established edge-rusher. In 2025, he led the Commanders with nine sacks while on the field for just 37 percent of the defensive snaps.
Miller is open to a second stint with the Denver Broncos. Perhaps he would be willing to play under former Broncos head coach and defensive play-caller Vic Fangio. If so, the 14-year pro could bolster the Philadelphia Eagles’ outside linebacker group.
The Eagles acquired edge-rusher Jonathan Greenard from the Minnesota Vikings, but they don’t have a reliable pass-rusher on the opposite side, though Jalyx Hunt showed signs of promise last season. As a first-rounder from the 2023 draft, Nolan Smith Jr. has been a disappointment, logging just 10.5 sacks.
Miller can provide a much-needed pass-rushing boost and be a closer on the edge in Philadelphia.