Von Miller Joins Dallas Cowboys

Former Super Bowl champion Von Miller is returning to Texas to play for his hometown team, the Dallas Cowboys. According to ESPN, Miller will officially ink a deal with the team, adding an experienced pass rusher to their defense.

Miller unofficially confirmed his move on social media by sharing a graphic of himself in a Cowboys uniform on his official X account. As an eight-time Pro Bowler and two-time Super Bowl winner, Miller brings historic production to the NFC East champions.

In 2023, the Cowboys have high expectations, with Dak Prescott leading the league in passing yards. With a revamped defense led by Miller, the team is favored in 11 games this season.

Miller has accumulated 138.5 career sacks and 9 fumble recoveries during his decorated NFL career.

Cowboys' Defense Revamped

The Dallas Cowboys have a defense that's ready to improve its standings with the addition of Von Miller. This move not only helps bolster their pass rush but also keeps Miller in familiar territory, close to home after playing for the Washington Commanders last year.

In 2022, Miller recorded nine sacks while playing in seventeen regular-season games with the Commanders.

Miller's Career Highlights

Over his career, Von Miller has been an eight-time Pro Bowler and a three-time first-team All-Pro. His most impressive achievement is being the Super Bowl 50 MVP, where he helped the Broncos achieve victory over the Carolina Panthers. He also holds the active NFL record for sacks with 138.5.

Frequently Asked Questions

When Will Von Miller Join the Cowboys?

Von Miller is expected to sign and join the team as soon as his contract agreement is finalized, which could happen before the start of training camp in late July 2023.

How Many Sacks Has Miller Recorded for Dallas So Far?

No sacks have been recorded by Von Miller with the Cowboys yet, but he brings a wealth of experience and history to the team. With his impressive career statistics, fans are expecting significant contributions both defensively and in supporting Dak Prescott on offense.