Von Miller carved out a 15-season career as one of the league’s most feared pass rushers and big-game performers, bringing relentless energy and championship pedigree to every stop. Drafted 15th overall in the Season 1 Inaugural Draft by the San Francisco Earthquakes, he quickly made his presence felt before embarking on a journey that took him through four franchises.

After early stints in San Francisco and Pittsburgh, Miller signed with the Baltimore Gunners for three seasons before being traded to the Utah Craters in Season 8. It was in Utah where he enjoyed his greatest success — earning his lone Pro Bowl selection in Season 10 while helping lead the Craters to an AFC Championship and a Super Bowl victory.

Known for his leadership, explosive first step, and ability to elevate his play in the postseason, Miller appeared in eight playoff campaigns, won three division titles, and never lost in either an AFC Championship or Super Bowl appearance. His sustained production across 15 seasons, capped by a championship run in Utah, cemented him as one of the defining linebackers of his era.