Brandon Beane and the Buffalo Bills are still open to a potential Von Miller return to Orchard Park. The former Super Bowl MVP spent three seasons in Buffalo and could potentially make a comeback to Highmark Stadium.
Beane spoke about the recent speculation surrounding the linebacker and his return to Buffalo, but claimed that there are no ongoing discussions with Miller and his team. The Bills' general manager shed light on his relationship with the former Denver Bronco while also maintaining that there is no deal in the works as of now.
Beane details his relationship with Von Miller
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"I talk to Von all the time. We're buds," Beane said. "But, yeah, I mean, listen, I love Von."
He further continued: "You could name ten other ex-Bills that if everything lined up right, you wouldn't say no to a guy like that. But beyond that, there's nothing imminent or nothing going."
Miller's recent social media activity has generated a lot of speculation surrounding his return to the Bills. The 37-year-old veteran is currently a free agent. He played for the Washington Commanders in 2025 and racked up nine sacks while playing 17 games.
In his three seasons with the Bills, Miller recorded 14 sacks, 41 total tackles and 17 tackles for loss while playing in 36 games. Injuries were a huge part of Miller's tenure with the Bills.
The Bills have bolstered their defense this offseason with the signing of Bradley Chubb. They also drafted T.J. Parker from Clemson University in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft. The Bills had a mixed defensive season last year, allowing 365 total points, per Pro Football Reference.
Miller's addition to the roster would benefit the Bills. The two-time Super Bowl champion had a good season with the Commanders and, if given a chance, would like to build on that momentum for the Bills.
The linebacker was drafted second overall in the 2011 draft by the Denver Broncos. He spent 10 seasons with the Colorado-based team and led them to a dominant Super Bowl victory over the Seattle Seahawks in 2015. He was named the Super Bowl MVP for his excellent performance.
Miller is widely regarded as one of the best defensemen and his experience, along with his leadership, would definitely help the Bills if they take the leap and bring him back to Buffalo.
