Broncos miss opportunity to bring back Von Miller, he joins Cowboys
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 2:00 PM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Von Miller, a former standout for the Denver Broncos, will be joining the Dallas Cowboys for the 2026 season after expressing a desire to return to Denver. The Broncos, despite having a competitive roster, opted not to re-sign him. Miller, drafted by the Broncos in 2011, holds the franchise record for career sacks and has played for several teams since leaving Denver in 2021. His performance with the Washington Commanders last season solidified his effectiveness as a pass rusher, making the Broncos' decision to pass on him noteworthy as they aim for a Super Bowl run.
- •Miller campaigned to return to the Broncos before signing with the Cowboys.
- •He was drafted by the Broncos and is their all-time sacks leader.
- •Miller had a successful season with the Commanders, recording nine sacks.
- •The Broncos are perceived as Super Bowl contenders but chose not to re-sign him.
- •Miller will play for the Cowboys, close to his Texas hometown.
- 2:00 PMYahoo Sports — Broncos may soon regret not reuniting with Von Miller
"Von Miller openly campaigned to return to the Broncos in 2026, but he ended up with the Cowboys instead.
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