Overview

• The Buffalo Bills released Von Miller to save $8.4 million in salary cap space, though the move incurs $15.42 million in dead money for 2025.
• Miller, who signed a six-year, $120 million contract with the Bills in 2022, had no remaining guarantees in his deal and is now free to explore opportunities with other teams.
• Despite injuries and declining production, Miller recorded six sacks in 2024 and remains the NFL's active leader in career sacks with 129.5, ranking 16th all-time.
• Both the Bills and Miller are reportedly open to a potential reunion on a more team-friendly contract, though other contenders may also pursue him.
• Miller's release follows Buffalo's decision to extend defensive end Greg Rousseau, signaling a shift toward younger talent in their pass-rushing unit.