Eagles Target Von Miller for Defensive Revival

At 35, Von Miller may no longer be in his prime—but the Philadelphia Eagles aren’t looking for youth. They’re looking for fire, leadership, and that one final spark to reignite their defense. And Miller might be exactly that.

Sources close to the organization have confirmed that the Eagles have internally discussed bringing in the two-time Super Bowl champion. While no official offer has been made, talks are reportedly “serious,” with defensive coordinator Vic Fangio pushing hard for the signing. Fangio and Miller go way back to their Denver Broncos days, where Fangio coached Miller during one of his most productive stretches.

The Eagles’ defense, despite a strong 2025 Draft class, still has question marks—particularly in veteran leadership and pass-rushing consistency. With Haason Reddick gone and younger players still developing, Miller could fill the gap as a rotational edge rusher and locker room anchor.

Critics will argue he’s past his peak—and the stats might support that. Miller had just 2.5 sacks last season with the Bills and missed several games due to injury. But what he brings can’t be measured in box scores. His playoff pedigree, his presence in the huddle, and his chemistry with Fangio could be invaluable on a team trying to make one last push for a title.

Even more compelling: Miller has expressed interest in playing for a contender. He’s already made his millions. Now, he wants one more shot at a ring—and what better place than Philly, where the window is still open but closing fast?

Could the Eagles pull the trigger? The money would have to be right, and Miller would need to accept a reduced role. But if it happens, don’t be surprised if the name Von Miller rings loud in the postseason once again—this time, in midnight green.

The clock’s ticking. And the Eagles might be one call away from changing the NFC picture entirely.