Denver Broncos Star pass-rusher From MillerThe 2020 season is over. An MRI confirmed Tuesday that Miller was injured in a season-ending tender, according to Ian Rapport of the NFL Network. For this injury, surgery is needed Adam Schaefter of ESPN, And the report notes that Miller is scheduled to meet with Dr. Robert Anderson, a foot specialist in Green Bay, on Thursday for a second opinion. CBS Sports NFL Insider Jason La Canfora Breaking the news, he immediately said that Miller’s injury was feared to be over and now, unfortunately, that is the conclusion.
In particular, the injury occurred in the last game of Tuesday’s practice, Per scheme, That area was hit by a blizzard. The Broncos were not in full pads during the session and in the shells Miller is told he has injured himself in what has been described as a “stupid” injury.
Miller to play in NFL Was set to enter its 10th season in the world and on the contrary, the goal was to make a pair of passing ropes. Bradley ChubbWhich missed many parts of last season due to ACL. Speaking of chewing: Reports have also surfaced With Miller’s end-of-season injury not being able to prepare for Week 1 as he continues to recover, Denver is looking at the possibility of going under two pass racers. Miller, meanwhile, finished 2019 with his sixth pro ball agreement, bringing the total to eight for his career. The Super Bowl 50 MVP is also a recurring All-Pro talent (three-time first-team, four-time second-team) so this loss would be a big blow for the seven against Denver.
According to the latest figures from CBS Sports’ Stephen Oh, Denver’s winning percentage for the 2020 season dropped 3.1% without Miller in the lineup. Here’s a look at how Miller’s absence hurts the Broncos this season:
|
With Von Miller |
7.6 |
47.5% |
.0..0% |
33.4% |
1.5% |
0.6% |
|
Without Von Miller |
.1 .. |
44.4% |
7.7% |
23.7% |
0.8% |
0.3% |
|
Differences |
-0.5 |
-3.1% |
-2.3% |
-9.7% |
-0.7% |
-0.3% |
Losing the entire 2020 season will also be a bad time for Miller, who has been signed for the 2021 season. That final season of Miller’s contract in 2021, however, is in the form of a club option that would allow the organization to sever ties or try to hit his 22.225 million cap if he is still injured. Is recovering from.
The Broncos are set to begin their 2020 season on Monday night football when they host Tennessee Titans.
