The Los Angeles Rams are looking to build this roster for a Super Bowl run next season. In 2024, they won the division and made it to the Divisional Round.
They want things to end differently in 2025, and they made a big splash. On Sunday, the Rams signed WR Davante Adams to a two-year, $46 million deal. With Adams now in the fold, the Rams should look into signing Von Miller for a reunion.
He was released by the Buffalo Bills on March 9 and would be an ideal option as a pass-rushing specialist for Los Angeles in 2025.
Miller has spent the past three seasons with the Bills, logging 41 total tackles, 17 TFLs, 23 QB hits, and 14 sacks. This past season, he recorded six sacks for Buffalo.
Los Angeles should look into adding him to their stout defensive front. That unit features Jared Verse, Kobie Turner, Bryon Young, and Braden Fiske. All of these players are 25 years old or younger, so the idea of bringing a veteran like Miller back makes sense.
Back in 2021, Miller was traded to the Rams for a second and third-round pick, and he was an effective player for them. In eight regular-season games, he finished with 31 total tackles, 12 TFLs, and five sacks. During that postseason run, Miller logged 12 tackles, four sacks, one forced fumble, and one fumble recovery.
His best days are behind him, but the 35-year-old could still excel in a limited role. Having a bunch of talented pass rushers on the roster is never a bad idea. The Philadelphia Eagles just showcased how pivotal that is, and the Rams should look into bringing him back to the building.
He has compiled 129.5 sacks in his career and is one of the best to play the position. He's worth a one-year flier with Los Angeles as they seek to secure another Super Bowl title.