Packers Eye Von Miller for Edge Rusher Role

0:00It's April 4th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Packers just shipped out Eddrescher Rashon Gary to the Cowboys last month, leaving a big hole in their past rush. He had 7.5 sacks last year, and they have not brought in anyone to fill that spot yet. Now an expert from CBS Sports is pushing for them to grab veteran Von Miller, the A-Time pro-buller, who played for the Washington commanders. At 37 years old, he could slide right in opposite their first round pick, Lucas Van Ness. Fans and analysts see the impact clear as day, especially with the Packers sitting at plus 1,500 odds to win the Super Bowl, 7th best in. The league. Losing that Eddrescher firepower hurts a team built on young talent. Miller balled out last year in 2025, notching 9 sacks and 36 pressures, while playing just 37% of snaps. He stayed healthy too, suiting up for every game. They could rotate him smart and pass rush spots, just like they did signing Javan Hargrave

1:02to cover, until Davante Wyatt heals up. Compare that with a draft pick, and Green Bay stays in the hunt.