"He can think all he wants" - NFL fans react to Von Miller's admission that he will play out contract with Bills

In the offseason, the Buffalo Bills scored big when they signed future Hall of Famer Von Miller. Miller, who helped the Los Angeles Rams win the Super Bowl last season, signed a staggering six-year, $120 million deal with the Bills.

After receiving a number of offers as a free agent, the linebacker ultimately signed with the Buffalo Bills.

Although he is 33 years old, the former Super Bowl MVP is confident that he will fulfil his six-year deal with the Bills.

'This is a six-year deal, so I’m looking forward to playing the whole thing. I’m trying to play the whole thing out. Tom Brady‘s done it, Bruce Smith has done it. All the guys that I look up to when it comes to longevity in careers. So I just take it one day at a time, and I’m just gonna take whatever God gives me.”

He added:

“I sit and talk to young guys, they ask me, ‘How do you do it?' I’m like, ‘Bro, I honestly do everything that you possibly can do to keep your body fresh. Whenever I leave here, the facility, the rest of my day is getting ready for the next day.”

Fans on social media were quick to poke fun at the Bills linebacker's comments.

One Twitter user thinks the Bills will have to cut players, possibly including Miller, next offseason if they don't win the Super Bowl.

One Twitter user doesn't think the pass rusher will be on a young Bills roster at the age of 39.

One user thinks Miller will only last 2-3 years in Buffalo.

Will Von Miller stay with the Bills for 6 years?

Considering that Von Miller is 33, he will probably need a situation like he had in Los Angeles in order to perform at an elite level.

At the Rams, Miller was accompanied by Aaron Donald and Jalen Ramsey, who could draw double teams and delay routes respectively. This provided the former Bronco with plenty of opportunities to crush opposing defensive lines and make plays.

Provided he is given a similar opportunity in Buffalo, he should be able to at least play out his new contract.

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