Despite being released by the Buffalo Bills this offseason, Von Miller has no plans of retiring in 2025.
The 36-year old free agent pass rusher said on Wednesday that he has plenty to offer to NFL teams and hopes to continuing racking up legendary sack numbers.
"I'm a locker-room guy through and through, and I can still roll out of the bed and rush the passer," Miller said, via The Associated Press. "That's what I got."
Buffalo released Miller earlier this year after spending three seasons with the team. Miller suffered a knee injury win 2022, and was unable to return to his All-Pro form.
Miller played in 12 games without a start in 2023 and didn't record a sack. In 2024, Miller played in 13 games, once more without a start, but recorded six sacks.
Miller's 129.5 career sacks ranks 16th in NFL history, and the most by any active player. The future Hall of Famer told Mike Klis of 9news that his aspirations of passing former teammate Demarcus Ware (138.5 sacks, ninth all time) is part of why he wants to continue his career.
The Former Super Bowl MVP was recently asked if a return to the Denver Broncos, where Miller spent the first decade of his career, was in the cards. Miller hosted his latest Von's Vision charity event in Colorado. Miller said the Broncos have too many options this year for him to be in the fold, but didn't rule out a return in 2026.
"I haven't heard anything. But I mean, if you look at it this year, it really doesn't -- it really doesn't make sense. They got two really, really good rushers that are best in the league (in) Jonathon Cooper and Nik Bonitto, they are incredible rushers," Miller said. "And the guys underneath them, they come in, they produce sacks too, and they play special teams. I'm not playing special teams. So they kind of -- that decision kind of makes itself. I think at 36 years old, I can say that I probably won't be doing that, But, yeah, just this year, probably not. But, you know, the year after that, next year, we'll see what happens."