Von Miller has won two Super Bowl titles with two different teams as he helped lead the Denver Broncos to the championship in 2015, winning Super Bowl MVP honors, and helped guide the Los Angeles Rams to a Super Bowl title following the 2021 season. And now, it’s his mission to help lead the Buffalo Bills to a championship.
During a recent interview with Sports Illustrated, Von Miller made it very clear that his top goal this season is to help lead the team to a Super Bowl because he thinks the fanbase and the team deserve it.
“The biggest team goal is bringing the first Super Bowl to Buffalo,” Miller told SI.com. “Everyone feels like they deserve it, and they work hard, but Buffalo Bills fans and Western New York they deserve it, man. They do so much for our community and our football team. Josh Allen is an amazing player and person – he is one of the most amazing people that I have ever been around in my life. These guys deserve it, and I’m going to do everything in my power to give it to them.”
Miller obviously knows what it takes to win a Super Bowl. We’ll have to see if he can help lead the team there this season.
[SI.com]

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