Von Miller linked to potential signing with Philadelphia Eagles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 20, 2026, 8:05 AM
Last updated Jul 20, 2026
Von Miller, a free agent after leading the Washington Commanders with nine sacks last season, may join the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles expressed a need for a reliable pass-rusher after revamping the edge rusher position. Miller, who is open to returning to the Denver Broncos, could enhance Philadelphia's linebacker group amidst their search for depth. His former team made significant changes at the position, allowing his departure. Miller aims to continue playing in 2026 and could provide crucial support to the Eagles' defense.
- •Miller recorded nine sacks while with the Commanders last season.
- •Washington signed new edge rushers, indicating Miller's time there has ended.
- •The Eagles need a dependable pass-rusher ahead of training camp.
- •Miller is open to playing under Vic Fangio if he joins Philadelphia.
- •His addition could provide depth and limited snaps in the Eagles' defense.
- 8:05 AMYahoo Sports — Could former Commanders' edge rusher land with Eagles?
"Von Miller led the Commanders in sacks last season. Washington revamped the position this offseason. Could Miller remain in the NFC East?
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