Report: Miller traveling to London with Bills, could make season debut
Von Miller is traveling to London with the Buffalo Bills after participating in the team's first two practices ahead of Week 5, sources told Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, giving the pass-rusher a chance to make his season debut against the Jacksonvile Jaguars.
Miller missed the first four games of the season while he remained on the physically unable to perform list due to an ACL injury suffered last season.
The 34-year-old hadn't practiced for 10 months prior to Wednesday's session.
Miller said after practice that he's comfortable with a cautious approach to his return.
"(It's) not a time to be (a) macho man right now," Miller said. "I just want to get back in the mix and get in the flow and get in a rhythm. If they feel like the time is now, then I'll do it. If they feel like they want to wait a week, wait two weeks, then I'll do that, too. I don't have no pride in this thing."
Buffalo has a 21-day window to activate Miller or return him to the PUP list.
Miller was Buffalo's prized free-agent addition ahead of the 2022 campaign and was viewed as the potential final piece to the club's championship puzzle.
He signed a six-year, $120-million deal following 10 seasons with the Denver Broncos and a one-year stint with the Los Angeles Rams in 2021.
But after a strong start to his Bills tenure in which he racked up eight sacks in 11 games, Miller suffered the second ACL injury of his career.