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Von Miller & Rams: A Playoff Spark?

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Von Miller, at 36, seeks a Super Bowl ring with the Rams. Despite age concerns, his leadership and experience could mentor young pass rushers, making a low-risk reunion a potential game-changer for the Rams playoff push.

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Von Miller & Rams: A Playoff Spark?

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Von Miller & Rams: A Playoff Spark?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On March 26, Vaughn Miller proved he still got it last season with the Washington Commanders. The 35-year-old Ed rusher led the team with nine sacks and 26 combined tackles over 17 games, marking his best output in, years despite a 5-and-12 record. Earlier this week, Miller turned 36 and hit free agency, sparking talk of a reunion with the Los Angeles Rams. He helped them win the Super Bowl four years ago, but they passed on a long-term deal back then, letting him chase a big contract in Buffalo instead. Fans and analysts see both sides now. His age raises red flags for heavy snaps, yet his leadership can mentor the Rams' young pass rushers on a contender already building momentum. Teams like Washington grabbed him last off season for a one-year deal worth $6.1 million, showing he's affordable as a role player. No one expects prime production, but his experience fits perfectly for a short-term push. With Miller still hunting rings and the Rams eyeing another title run, a low-risk reunion

1:01makes sense if both sides align could be the spark that tips. The scales come playoffs. Football News, powered by AI. This is NFL News Today.

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