Miller joined to augment the pass rush and create a dynamic two man or multiple man rotation, complementing Armstongs ascent.

Miller joined Wagner in generating pressure, contributing to three sacks in a game that underscored Washington’s improved pass rush and defensive ceiling.

Miller departed Buffalo and joined Washington to continue his veteran edge presence, creating a vacancy that Bosa’s signing partially fills while shifting veteran leadership and playmaking dynamics.

Miller moved from Buffalo to Washington, a veteran edge presence aimed at bolstering Washington's defense for a potential title run, after Buffalo used cap relief to reshape their 2025 plans. Miller's career sacks tally remains elite, but his health history tempers expectations for a full-time role.

Miller embraced Bryant’s energy, visiting Bryant’s crash site and applying Mamba Mentality to life and on-field play. His veteran leadership and No. 24 tribute align with Daniels’ fire, reinforcing Washington’s edge-rush cadence and late-game urgency.