Future Hall of Fame pass rusher Von Miller is coming off his second career Super Bowl title. Miller earned the championship with the Los Angeles Rams after a midseason trade from his old Denver Broncos squad.
Slated to hit free agency when the market opens up next week, Miller took to social media to hint that he could return to the Broncos.
The most obvious example of this was a simple tweet the Texas A&M product sent out on Monday afternoon. We don’t need to be code breakers to get what he’s trying to tell us.
The 5280 is a nod to the elevation in Denver.
This past weekend also saw Miller take to Instagram as a way to hint that he could very well opt to re-sign with the Broncos once free agency opens.
Miller, 32, was the heart and soul of the Broncos from 2011-21 — earning eight Pro Bowl appearances and winning the Super Bowl MVP.
This past season saw Denver work on a trade with Miller as the team was going nowhere fast. In the end, he was dealt to the Rams for a second-round pick and third-round selection.
It worked out for both parties with Miller helping lead Los Angeles to a Super Bowl win over the Cincinnati Bengals. Meanwhile, Denver added two valuable selections in the upcoming 2022 NFL Draft.
Just imagine Miller returning to the Broncos after playing a mere eight regular-season games with the Rams. It would be the ultimate coup for Denver.
A future first-ballot Hall of Famer, Von Miller has recorded 115.5 regular-season sacks throughout his career.
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