NFLers scheming to create 'Big Three'?

When Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen came together to form a Big Three with the Celtics a few years ago, it was somewhat of a novel concept. Rarely could teams find a way to get several superstars together on one roster. Now, however, Big Threes — or other, similarly themed collections of big-name stars — are a regular part of the NBA. The most well-known group is in Miami, where LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh turned their treehouse club into last season’s NBA championship. The idea of banding together with some pals and making a powerful lineup now appears to be making its way to the NFL, where several young defensive playmakers say they are thinking ahead and looking to follow James and Wade. “Me, Marcell Dareus and Aldon Smith, we talked about doing the whole LeBron, Wade and Bosh thing,” said Von Miller, Denver’s standout second-year linebacker, according to USA Today. “We talked about doing that somewhere down the line.” Miller, who was picked second in last ...