NFL free agency is less than one month away, and several Washington Commanders' names could land elsewhere this offseason, including receiver Deebo Samuel, who Fox Sports’ Greg Auman believes will end up with the Los Angeles Chargers.
In his 14th NFL season, linebacker Von Miller appeared in all 17 games for the Washington Commanders. He racked up 26 tackles, nine sacks, six tackles for loss, 19 pressures and 15 quarterback hits.
The Washington Commanders know they need a top playmaker on the defensive side of the football for next season. Von Miller led the team in sacks, and he is a free agent at the end of the season, so Washington will have to find a way to replace his production.
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Commanders OLB Von Miller is set to be an unrestricted free agent this year after signing a one-year deal for 2025, his age-36 season. Coming off a solid season where he appeared in every game, Miller plans to play another season in 2026 and expressed his desire to do so in Washington.
Washington Commanders linebacker Von Miller is an expert at getting after opposing quarterbacks. Since being traded in 2021, Miller has kept an interest
Coming off three seasons with the Bills, longtime OLB Von Miller signed with the Commanders after their run to the NFC Championship game. Miller said Washington’s success was a big reason he joined, and he was certain when talking about his ability to keep playing.
The Washington Commanders' 2025 season has been a rollercoaster ride, and with the New York Giants' win behind them, so is playoff contention as they approach the final three games of the season.
Although this Washington Commanders season has skidded well off track, Von Miller has quietly compiled five sacks as a rotational rusher. This came after a six-sack rebound season with the Bills, who saw him record zero in a 2023 return from ACL surgery.
Von Miller signed on with the Commanders last offseason as an unrestricted free agent, but mentioned that he reached out to the Broncos about a spot on the team before landing in Washington. “I did reach out to the Denver Broncos,” Miller said, via BroncosWire.
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Von Miller signed on with the Commanders last offseason as an unrestricted free agent, but mentioned that he reached out to the Broncos about a spot on the team before landing in Washington. “I did reach out to the Denver Broncos,” Miller said, via BroncosWire.
During a recent episode of his “Free Range” podcast, Commanders LB Von Miller revealed that he has no plans of retiring and will play next season. He is hopeful that he remains in Washington with HC Dan Quinn.
Miller took a one-year pact to play for the Commanders in 2025.
The Washington Commanders signed Von Miller late into the summer. They had grave concerns about their edge rushing unit, so general manager Adam Peters acquired a future first ballot Pro Football Hall of Famer who could provide some short-term relief as a rotational presence.
With the trade deadline less than an hour away, the Buffalo Bills are in hot pursuit of two players that would help bolster positions of need. The Athletic’s Tim Graham has reported the Bills are a team of interest regarding a potential trade of Washington Commanders wide receiver Deebo Samuel and defensive end Von Miller.
When Von Miller was drafted with the second overall pick in the 2011 draft by the Denver Broncos, fans were hoping that Miller would enjoy a long and successful career with the team.
Von Miller wasted no time in making his presence felt upon signing for the Washington Commanders. And one veteran teammate highlighted another major benefit to his arrival that has gone completely overlooked.
After being selected just 14 picks apart in the 2011 NFL Draft, Von Miller and Ryan Kerrigan now find themselves in a unique player-coach situation with the Washington Commanders.
Eight-time All-Pro linebacker and new Washington Commander Von Miller is 36 years old and hasn't notched double-digit sacks since 2018. Yet his confidence in his passing ability is unwavering.
The Washington Commanders needed a pass-rusher, so they turned their attention to a future Hall of Famer despite some questioning whether he is still able to be a significant contributor.
The fine print has been finalized on Von Miller’s new contract with the Washington Commanders. The veteran linebacker Miller’s deal with the Commanders is for one year and $6.1 million, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported on Saturday.
Von Miller is ready for Year 14 in the NFL. The former Super Bowl MVP linebacker Miller announced in a post to his Instagram page on Wednesday that he is signing with a new team — the Washington Commanders.
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The Washington Commanders are signing OLB Von Miller, according to Tom Pelissero. Schefter adds that Miller will sign a one year deal with Washington and the two sides are negotiating the final terms of the contract.
Some movement looks to have taken place in his market.
According to ESPN’s Dan Graziano, a source described the chances of Bills DE Von Miller‘s return in 2025 as a “50/50” proposition at this point. Miller is due over $17 million in salary in 2025, which the Bills are not going to pay.
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