How Von Miller can boost Cowboys’ pass rush with veteran experience on defense
The Dallas Cowboys have welcomed veteran pass rusher Von Miller to strengthen their defensive lineup. With nine sacks from last season, Miller's extensive experience promises to enhance the team's ability to pressure opposing quarterbacks in critical moments. This move not only fortifies the Cowboys' pass rush but also allows younger edge rushers the opportunity to hone their skills under…
Dallas Cowboys bolster their pass rush with veteran Von Miller after Washington Commanders' eight-time Pro Bowler leads the team with nine sacks in 2025. At 37 years old, Miller still possesses the ability to make quarterbacks uncomfortable, even while carrying a reduced workload. The Cowboys can utilize Miller's experience while allowing younger players to take on larger roles on defense.
Miller's tenacity is evident in his recent performance, as he recorded nine sacks for Washington while playing a limited role. This production is a stark contrast to the Cowboys' 35 sacks in 2025, tied for 22nd in the NFL. The addition of Miller provides Dallas with another reliable pass rusher, giving the defense a much-needed boost.
His recent sack total surpasses former Cowboy Jadeveon Clowney's 8.5 sacks in his time with the team. Miller's career numbers are impressive, with 138.5 sacks in his 15th NFL season, including two Super Bowl wins and a Super Bowl MVP award. This move brings personal significance for Miller, who grew up in Texas and was drafted by the Denver Broncos in 2011.
Miller's addition to the Cowboys offers valuable veteran leadership and a formidable pass rusher to complement the roster's younger talent.
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