Von Miller Suggests He Almost Signed With Cowboys

Von Miller #40 of the Los Angeles Rams reacts after a sack on Joe Burrow #9 of the Cincinnati Bengals in the fourth quarter during Super Bowl LVI at SoFi Stadium on February 13, 2022 in Inglewood, California.
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The Dallas Cowboys almost had Von Miller on its 2022 roster.

At least Miller hints that was a definite possibility during his free agency process.

Ultimately he ended up with the Buffalo Bills, but his insinuation could make Cowboys fans wonder what could have been in 2022.

What Miller Said

In an Instagram post where Miller is pictured with Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons, Miller writes:

“D#%$ @micachparsons11 It almost happened.”

Miller And The Cowboys’ Defense

Despite being 33 years old, Miller had a career resurgence with the Super Bowl Champion Los Angeles Rams in 2021.

He is an asset for his play on the field and his veteran leadership off the field.

Combining his talents with Parsons and DeMarcus Lawrence could have been something special.

Are The Bills More Super Bowl Ready?

If the 2021 season is any indication, the answer is yes.

The Bills were a coin-toss away from the AFC Championship game.

That overtime coin toss that went the Chiefs’ way sealed the deal for the Chiefs and ended the Bills’ impressive playoff run.

On the flip side, the Cowboys lost in the wildcard round to the San Francisco 49ers.

They looked out of sorts and were barely competitive so if Miller was choosing teams based on who could get him back-to-back rings, Buffalo is the safer bet.

Super Bowl Odds After The NFL Draft

Now that the NFL Draft is over, it is time for oddsmakers to recalibrate the odds projections for the 2023 Super Bowl.

Bovada released its latest odds, and the Bills top the list.

Miller knew what he was doing signing with them.

Here are the postdraft Super Bowl odds courtesy of Bovada

  1. Buffalo Bills                          + 650
  2. Tampa Bay Buccaneers       + 700
  3. Green Bay Packers             +1000
  4. Kansas City Chiefs              +1000
  5. Los Angeles Rams               +1000
  6. Los Angeles Chargers         +1400
  7. San Francisco 49ers           +1400
  8. Denver Broncos                  +1600
  9. Cleveland Browns               +1700
  10. Dallas Cowboys                  +1700

While the Bills top the list of teams most likely to win the 2023 Super Bowl at +650, the Dallas Cowboys come in a distant favorite tied with the Cleveland Browns at +1700.

Conclusion

It is that glorious time of year when all decisions make sense, and no one really knows the consequences.

Time will tell if the Cowboys would have been a better defense with Miller on the field in 2022.

For now, he appears to have chosen the right team to get back to the Super Bowl.

As always, we need to wait and see.

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