A torn ACL might be one of the worst injuries for any player. Unfortunately, Von Miller got it this 2022 NFL season and he's done for the rest of the campaign, but not everything is bad as it seems as the Buffalo Bills linebacker is preparing something huge during his absence from the fields.
When Von Miller announced he would sign with the Buffalo Bills, their odds of winning the Super Bowl LVII increased a lot. The two-time NFL champion is a very dominant linebacker and he proved it with the Denver Broncos and the Los Angeles Rams.
But unfortunately he won't help the AFC East team anymore this season. After Week 13, an exploratory surgery revealed he had a torn ACL to end his season. Even though it seems as the worst news, the linebacker has a very ambitious plan to continue near football.
Von Miller won't sit for the rest of the season and will help Bills' front office
Von Miller's injury was one of the most rough news for the Buffalo Bills this 2022 NFL season. He torned his ACL, so he won't be able to step on a field for the rest of the campaign.
But even though Miller won't be with Bills' defense, he will be with the team sidelined. The linebacker has revealed his plans during this time and he's already preparing everything for his retirement.
"When I get back to Buffalo I'm gonna job shadow Brandon Beane (Bills' General manager)," Miller said on the Pat McAfee show. "Any time that I have, I'm gonna pour it back into football.
"I'm a fan of football in general and eventually my goal is to be a GM. I saw what the Bills have been building and it caught my attention," added the Super Bowl 50 and Super Bowl LVI champion.
