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The Dallas Cowboys are doing whatever it takes to get back to the playoffs and finally compete for a Super Bowl for the first time since the 1990s. Dallas has one of the highest paid offenses in the NFL and their fan base expects big things from that group. The defense has been addressed this off-season, hoping to shore up the weaker side of the ball. However, the team took another big step toward a turnaround with a move on Sunday night. Here are the details. “Needs An MRI” Bears’ Key Offensive Weapon Suffers Brutal Injury – What We Know – Gridiron Heroics Cowboys Add Hall of Fame Pass Rusher Just Before The 2026 NFL Season “They Got Him” As Fans React According to Ari Meirov of The 33rd team: Just in: The Cowboys are signing future Hall of Fame OLB Von Miller, per Adam Schefter. Miller, who is 37 years old, played last season in Washington and had 9 sacks. He currently ranks ninth on the all-time list, tied with DeMarcus Ware (since the stat became official in ) with 138.5 career sacks. With 9 sacks last year, Miller finished with his highest sack total since the 2021 season when he split time between the Denver Broncos and the Los Angeles Rams. The first 9.5 years of Miller’s career were spent with Denver before he was traded to Los Angeles. In 2015, he was named Super Bowl MVP when the Denver Broncos defeated the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50. In addition to 2.5 sacks, Miller caused two fumbles that led to touchdowns for the Broncos. Following a half-season with the Rams, he signed with the Buffalo Bills. While he played three seasons for the Bills, two of them were impacted by a torn ACL that caused him to miss five games in 2022 and the first four in ’23. Among Miller’s many accolades, he was named to eight Pro Bowls and three times to the All-Pro first team. In 2011, he was named NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year.