Von Miller hasn’t played a game since November of 2022. His hope is to take the field in London when the Bills play the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. ET. “I don’t know if the fans can expect to see me yet, but if I was a betting man I would say yeah, you can expect to see Von Miller in London,” Miller said in Tuesday’s edition of The Von Cast, via B/R Gridiron.



Miller is determined to play this week but acknowledges it won’t be easy. “It’s still not a promise that I play in this game,” Miller said. “I want to play in this game. I gotta practice tomorrow and I only get one padded practice. So obviously I got out there and I look amazing with this padded practice.



“Because the difference is in training camp you get multiple padded practices to kinda like figure your game out. I just get one padded practice tomorrow and then we have a shells practice on Thursday and then we fly to London on Thursday night. I really don’t have all the time in the world to like figure it out. So hopefully I look amazing tomorrow. I feel really strongly that I will.”



<h2>Von Miller’s London Ambitions</h2>



Miller’s journey back to the field began after a torn ACL ended his 2022 season. Head coach Sean McDermott announced that Miller would return to practice this week. Once a PUP (physically unable to perform) player resumes practicing, the club has three weeks to decide whether to activate him to the 53-man roster.



NFL Network’s Stacey Dales reported on Tuesday that the Bills will take Miller’s availability day by day and make a decision on his status by the end of the week. The 34-year-old Miller very much looked like his old havoc-wreaking self in his first 11 games with Buffalo, registering eight sacks and bolstering the Bills’ pass rush.



A two-time Super Bowl winner, a former Super Bowl Most Valuable Player, and a three-time All-Pro, Miller has had a parade of honors and accolades in his 12-year career. However, he’s never played a game in London and he’d very much like to check that off his career bucket list. “Who knows how many chances I’ll get to play in London, so I want this to happen,” Miller said.

Von Miller Eyes London Debut: Could the Star Linebacker Return for Bills vs. Jaguars?

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Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin‘s extraordinary journey took a triumphant turn as he made his long-awaited return to the NFL field. After experiencing a cardiac arrest during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals on January 2nd, Hamlin’s remarkable recovery culminated in his participation in the Bills’ preseason Week 1 victory against the Indianapolis Colts at Highmark Stadium.



Hamlin’s presence on the field was more than just a sporting comeback; it was a testament to the human spirit’s ability to overcome adversity. As he stepped onto the turf, he carried with him the determination, resilience, and unwavering support that propelled him through his challenging journey.



The afternoon marked a significant milestone for Hamlin, who contributed to the game with 24 snaps and three tackles. His performance not only showcased his athletic prowess but also embodied his unyielding determination to reclaim his place in the world of football.



<h2>Resilience in Action: Damar Hamlin’s Triumphant NFL Comeback</h2>



While Hamlin found joy in his return, Bills head coach Sean McDermott expressed a deep appreciation for the moment. McDermott’s words resonated with everyone who bore witness to Hamlin’s inspiring story, highlighting the courage and strength that defined his path back to the field.



Hamlin’s return wasn’t just about statistics or tackles; it was about embracing every moment, defying the odds, and cherishing the opportunity to compete once again. His unwavering commitment to his passion and the sport he loves was evident in every play he made in the preseason matchup.



As Hamlin’s journey continues, his story serves as a powerful reminder that setbacks are just a temporary pause in the pursuit of one’s dreams. His triumphant return to the NFL field embodies the essence of determination, courage, and the unwavering belief in the human capacity to overcome even the most daunting challenges.

Damar Hamlin's Inspiring Return to the NFL Field

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The <a href="https://news.thesportsdrop.com/nfl/top-3-most-disappointing-nfl-draft-picks-over-the-last-two-decades-20230426-SPD-3602.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">2023 NFL Draft</a> lasted over three days and 259 picks. A lot may be dissected now that it is in the history books.



The bulk of the offseason’s work in acquiring players is concluded, except for any undrafted free agents signed to fill up the team’s last roster spots. Nonetheless, teams may make additional moves as the offseason progresses. 



The conclusion of the draft may hasten the next steps of veterans still available in free agency or on the trade market, as clubs scramble to find last-minute reinforcements in positions of need. Keeping this in mind, CBS Sports have reported on three potential trades following the draft.



<h2>Malik Willis to Cardinals</h2>



The Titans, who used a third-round selection on him last year, seem to have moved on, as they used the 33rd pick this year to choose Will Levis, an athletic but unpredictable competitor to Ryan Tannehill. The Cardinals, on the other hand, have a promising young quarterback in Kyler Murray, but he may not be healthy enough to start until 2023. 



In the meanwhile, the team will have to rely on a collection of older backups like Colt McCoy, Jeff Driskel, and David Blough. After seeing Jalen Hurts flourish as a dual threat in Philadelphia, new head coach Jonathan Gannon may be prepared to give Willis a go as a developmental project behind Murray.



<h2>DeAndre Hopkins to Chiefs</h2>



With Gabriel Davis under more scrutiny as the team’s No. 2 receiver behind Stefon Diggs, the Bills may need Hopkins’ services more than ever. The Chiefs prioritized wide receiver this summer, and they drafted Rashee Rice in the second round, but Rice isn’t as technically sound a possession target as Hopkins has been at full speed. Kansas City is capable of using this location to save money by relying on Travis Kelce and <a href="https://news.thesportsdrop.com/nfl/nfl-the-worst-first-round-draft-picks-in-the-previous-10-years-20230408-SPD-3560.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Patrick Mahomes</a> to boost the performance of the rest of the team.



Hopkins has previously hinted that he would welcome a transfer to Arrowhead, and that’s with the team in a continuous Super Bowl window and all. The Cardinals could keep the veteran for when Kyler Murray comes back, but they’d probably prefer to get a good draft selection for the high-priced receiver now.



<h2>Dalvin Cook to Bills</h2>



After heavily promoting their fast but pricey running back, the Vikings could be inclined to break up with him if they use a late-round choice on DeWayne McBride, a possible power complement to the re-signed Alexander Mattison. The Dolphins, Buffalo’s AFC East opponent, have been more strongly connected to Cook, a native of Miami, but the Dolphins recently used a third-round pick on Devon Achane and re-signed Raheem Mostert and Jeff Wilson. 



But the Bills, who are fighting to keep their division lead, might welcome the chance to improve upon an already potent offensive unit. Former Patriots running back Damien Harris was signed, but he won’t necessarily get significant playing time or take the lead role many are hoping for. James Cook could probably handle a full-time job, but he may choose to split carries with his brother if it improves the team’s chances of winning the Super Bowl.

NFL: 3 experienced players who could still be traded after 2023 NFL Draft

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Cleveland’s NFL team, the <a href="https://news.thesportsdrop.com/nfl/nfl-top-3-most-likely-destinations-for-anthony-richardson-20230305-SPD-3461.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Browns</a>, has not exactly been a smashing success. Long has passed since they last had a team capable of winning the Super Bowl, and that trend shows little signs of changing anytime soon.



Poor decision-making from the above management has contributed significantly to the Browns’ problems. And if the reports are true, it might plague them again this season.



Releasing star running back <a href="https://news.thesportsdrop.com/nfl/top-5-tallest-nfl-players-20230311-SPD-3487.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Nick Chubb</a> may be an option to save costs. If so, these three clubs are expected to show serious interest in signing him.



<h2 id="block-bf1385c0-47a7-4023-ad9e-9ea338dbc1ad">3. Buffalo Bills</h2>



Although the Buffalo Bills boast a top-tier passing attack, their ground game has been unremarkable. Yet all his potential, James Cook is hardly Nick Chubb.



The Bills, led by Josh Allen, must do all in their power to break through to the next level of competition. They could really use a workhorse running back like him.



<h2 id="block-68a49450-386f-49a7-ad17-99390340c123">2. Philadelphia Eagles</h2>



The Philadelphia Eagles came close to winning the Super Bowl but ultimately came up short. General Manager Howie Roseman, therefore, will not rest on his laurels.



As a free agent, Miles Sanders won’t have much of a chance to make the Eagles’ roster, and they already have a pair of good running backs on hand. Yet, they have tried to bolster their team’s squad once again, thus they may be on the verge of improvement.



<h2 id="block-38c43b88-9e40-42d4-9c8e-5de52ab2fd15">1. Miami Dolphins</h2>



One of the league’s most exciting attacks belonged to the Miami Dolphins. Mike McDaniel’s passing offense rocked South Florida with its emphasis on the vertical pass.



Unfortunately, neither Rasheed Mostert nor Chase Edmonds lived up to expectations. While they did have some good games with their running attack, they might really take off if they added a reliable player to that position.

NFL: Top 3 most likely destinations for Nick Chubb

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Von Miller heads into the 2022 NFL season with only one goal: to help the Buffalo Bills win a long-awaited <a href="https://news.thesportsdrop.com/nfl/super-bowl-champions-list-of-all-time-winners-215-20220503-SPD-215.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Super Bowl</a> championship. The 33-year-old knows a thing or two about succeeding in the NFL, which explains why the Bills broke the bank for him.



A coveted free agent this offseason, the veteran linebacker signed a six-year, $120 million deal with Buffalo. Miller joined the Bills after helping the Los Angeles Rams win Super Bowl LVI against the <a href="https://news.thesportsdrop.com/nfl/nfl-news-joe-mixon-believes-the-bengals-have-what-it-takes-to-return-to-the-super-bowl-1848-20220628-SPD-1848.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Cincinnati Bengals.</a>



However, Miller never forgets about the place where everything started. The 33-year-old spent 11 years in <a href="https://news.thesportsdrop.com/nfl/russell-wilson-explains-why-he-chose-the-denver-broncos-1683-20220621-SPD-1683.html" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Denver</a> before the trade to LA and he stills roots for the Broncos, with whom he won his first ring.



<h2>Von Miller says he’ll forever be a Bronco</h2>



“This team is going to be great,” Miller said of the Broncos at his Von’s Vision charity event, per The Denver Post’s Kyle Newman. “It’s bittersweet that I won’t be here to be a part of it, because I’ve still got orange and blue in my heart, and it will stay that way forever.



“We’ve been close in the AFC West for a very long time, and now we’ve got Russell Wilson. Jerry Jeudy‘s going to be insane this year. Courtland Sutton‘s going to be insane this year. I want those guys to win as many games as possible.”



Von Miller has cemented a legacy in Denver, there’s nothing that will change that. However, now he’s on pace to cement a legacy of his own in the NFL as he could become the first player to win rings with three different teams.

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