The Buffalo Bills may be on the verge of a familiar reunion this offseason, as a veteran pass rusher has rekindled his career and made his intentions clear.
After dealing with injuries and inconsistent play in recent years, the former standout has bounced back in a big way and is once again drawing interest around the NFL.
Von Miller openly stated he would “love to go back” to Buffalo during a recent livestream, showing his strong desire for a return.
Miller originally joined the Bills in 2022 on a large $120 million contract, expected to lead the pass rush and help push the team toward a championship.
“Man, I would love to go back to the Buffalo Bills… Josh Allen is going to win a Super Bowl,” Miller said.
His time in Buffalo was cut short by a torn ACL, which limited his role and eventually led to his release after three seasons.
Looking to prove he still had plenty left, Miller signed with Washington in 2025 and delivered a solid resurgence. Playing under 40 percent of defensive snaps, he recorded nine sacks, 15 quarterback hits, and six tackles for loss.
The strong showing has positioned him as a valuable rotational edge rusher, ideal for teams needing reliable pressure in key situations.
Buffalo continues to look at ways to improve its pass rush, and a low-cost reunion could provide instant experience and veteran leadership.
As the Bills keep their Super Bowl window open, bringing back a motivated Miller might be a move worth considering.