Von Miller signs one-year deal with Cowboys to strengthen defense
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 4:23 PM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026

Von Miller has signed a one-year contract with the Dallas Cowboys, returning to his home state of Texas. The 37-year-old defender aims to bolster a Cowboys defense that ranked last in the NFL in scoring prevention last season. Miller is joining a group of edge rushers that has seen significant changes, especially following the recent trade of Micah Parsons. While expectations for Miller's impact remain tempered due to his age, his experience and mentorship are seen as critical for the team’s defensive resurgence. The Cowboys are looking to improve on their 2025 season and contend for the NFC East title in 2026.
- •Miller agreed to a one-year contract with Dallas Cowboys.
- •He will play a role in improving Cowboys' struggling defense.
- •Dallas finished last in scoring prevention last season.
- •Miller's mentorship is crucial for younger linebackers on the team.
- •Cowboys seek to reclaim playoff status in 2026.
- 4:23 PMCBS NFL — Von Miller eyes storybook ending to Hall of Fame career by helping hometown Cowboys replace Micah Parsons
"The 37-year-old Miller returns to Texas with a chance to bolster a rebuilt defense and help Dallas return to the playoffs
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