Former Denver Broncos outside linebacker Von Miller has made little impact with the Dallas Cowboys since signing a one-year, $5.5 million deal with America's Team this summer.
Miller, 37, has repeatedly said he would like to finish his career in Denver, but the Broncos did not have room for him on their roster in 2025 or 2026. Last year, Miller totaled nine sacks as a rotational pass rusher with the Washington Commanders, averaging just under 25 snaps per game.
This year, Miller has averaged about 14 snaps through six games in Dallas, and he's yet to record a single sack or quarterback hit. Miller has three tackles (including one behind the line) so far with the Cowboys.
Elsewhere on the ex-Bronco front, wide receivers Courtney Jackson and Joseph
Manjack worked out for the Indianapolis Colts; long snapper Luke Basso had a tryout with the Arizona Cardinals; the Buffalo Bills cut defensive back A. J. Woods from their practice squad; and pass rusher Durcell Nchami worked out for the Atlanta Falcons.
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