Von Miller, the Buffalo Bills' edge rusher, has expressed confidence in his health and readiness for the upcoming season after recovering from major knee surgery. He reported feeling like his dominant self again, stating, "I haven't felt like this in two years," and emphasizing his excitement to improve upon last season's performance, where he recorded zero sacks in 14 games. Miller acknowledged that his optimistic mindset sometimes led to overestimating his readiness, but he believes focusing solely on football during the offseason has benefitted him. He has discarded the knee brace that hindered his play last season and is eager to prove he can still be a key player for the Bills. The 35-year-old veteran is motivated to redeem himself after a disappointing year and aims to return to his performance standards as measured by sacks. With Miller and Matt Milano healthy, the Bills' defense could become even stronger this season.