After showing cornerback Chris Harris Jr. some of his new dance moves Monday, Miller was jogging off the field with a strength and conditioning coach when he stepped in from of kicker Brandon McManus and attempted a 45-yard field goal on the side field.
It's about the only thing Miller has flubbed since his extraordinary playoff run that he capped with two sack-strips of Cam Newton in Denver's 24-10 win over Carolina in the Super Bowl.
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Miller clearly did all that.
As any football coach will tell you, being in physical shape and "football" shape are two different things. They wonder if guys did proper warm-ups and cool-downs, stretches and plyometrics or just lots of weightlifting and wind sprints when they were working out on their own.
He was so good in his first 9-on-7 action of training camp over the weekend — blowing up three of four running plays — that the coaches pulled him off the field so they could get some work done on offense.
The expectations, like his bank account, have only risen, something that needs no pointing out to Miller.
Those same teams kick off the new season Sept. 8, and Miller's already excited.
"He already knows that," Phillips said. "That's why he is the highest-paid guy because he plays like that. So, we expect him to maintain that. But his attitude is great."
"He's ready to go."
Miller said that despite his hanging out with talk show hosts and dancing with the stars, he "never really got away from football," in the offseason, keeping up with his rigorous training regimen.
Miller said he has a different mind-set his year: "For one, I'm going to be here. I don't have to worry about that and it's just football."
Although the Broncos are being cautious with the Super Bowl MVP who skipped the offseason program in a contract clash, Miller clearly found time to keep in shape in between all those hours in the skies and on the air.
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Peyton Manning called it Von Miller's "world celebrity tour," a five-month jet-setting junket of television and dance studios, A-list parties and B-roll appearances.
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Defensive coordinator Wade Phillips issued this update Monday:
He hit it hard, but on a straight line and nowhere near the goal posts.
"I mean, that's what everybody wants to see, right?" he said, smiling. "It's going to be a great matchup."
"That's when you can be at your best,Vapormax Plus Scontate, when it's all football, when you're just thinking about your teammates and the play and your assignment," Miller said. "And that's where it is for me right now,Wholesale China Football Jerseys, it's just football, trying to be the best player I can be for my teammates, trying to be the best leader that I can be for this organization."
This year, his contract situation isn't hanging over him, so he's expecting even bigger things.
During training camp last season, the NFL gave Miller a way out of its drug program after he stayed clean for two years. Without the threat of a yearlong suspension looming over him should he slip up and even miss a drug test, Denver's loquacious linebacker was free to be himself again, haunting linemen, hammering quarterbacks and loosening the locker room with his cutup personality and childlike cheer.
Miller showed last year what he could do with a clear mind and slate.
With Manning's retirement, Miller is now the face of Denver's franchise, something that was only solidified when he signed his six-year, $114.5 million deal with $70 million guaranteed, making him the league's highest-paid nonquarterback.
Unlike most of his fellow draftees in the talent-laden 2011 NFL draft, however, Miller didn't get an extension. Instead, the Broncos exercised their fifth-year option in a prove-it challenge to him.

He would like to be back, and looked pretty chummy with Jets wide receiver Eric Decker and center Nick Mangold, among others, at a Rangers NHL playoff game at Madison Square Garden earlier in the week. The Jets have also said they'd like Fitzpatrick to return,Cheap Adidas Superstar China, but the sides remained locked in a contract stare down.
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BIG BOYS UP FRONT: The Jets quickly filled the void created when left tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson retired by trading for the oft-injured Ryan Clady, a four-time Pro Bowl selection who missed 30 games the last three seasons. Still, New York lacks O-line depth, with center Nick Mangold (32) and right tackle Breno Giacomini (30) aging, and left guard James Carpenter the only projected starter signed beyond the 2017 season. Ohio State offensive tackle Taylor Decker could be an attractive option.
NEW YORK (AP) — Mike Maccagnan and the New York Jets head into the NFL draft without answers to a few major questions.
QB OR NOT QB?: With Jared Goff and Carson Wentz almost certain to go within the first two picks, Paxton Lynch's stock could rise. While the Jets still have Geno Smith, he's scheduled to be a free agent after this season and has been shaky at best in his opportunities. Bryce Petty, a fourth-rounder last year, is still considered a work-in-progress. So,Titans Jersey, even if Fitzpatrick returns or a veteran free agent such as Brian Hoyer is signed, the Jets might see their quarterback of the future in Lynch, who threw 28 TD passes and just four INTs as a junior at Memphis.

TRADER MIKE?: It appears unlikely that Lynch will last until No. 20, so Maccagnan might have to get creative to move up. That's where Wilkerson comes in. If a team picking inside the top 10 is willing to give Wilkerson the huge deal he covets, the Jets could swap him and some picks. New York went after a franchise-type QB in 2009, when then-GM Mike Tannenbaum moved from No. 17 to fifth overall in a draft-day deal with Cleveland to select Mark Sanchez.
SEARCHING FOR SACKS: Both Maccagnan and coach Todd Bowles stressed the need to get faster all over the field, and getting a pass-rushing outside linebacker to strengthen a formidable D-line — even without departed nose tackle Damon Harrison — could be a priority. If the Jets opt to draft a defensive player in the first round for the seventh straight year, Georgia's Leonard Floyd, Ohio State's Darron Lee, Alabama's Reggie Ragland and Eastern Kentucky's Noah Spence could all be near the top of New York's board.
Ryan Fitzpatrick remains unsigned, leaving the Jets' quarterback situation unsettled. The 33-year-old Fitzpatrick threw a franchise-record 31 touchdown passes last season,Nike Just Do It Uomo, but is a free agent looking for a big payday.
Wilkerson has yet to sign his franchise tag tender, worth $15.7 million, and won't attend voluntary workouts as he seeks a contract extension. He's also rehabilitating from a broken right leg, but should be ready for the start of the regular season.
And that's before they even go on the clock Thursday with the 20th overall pick.
With the situations involving Fitzpatrick and Wilkerson still hanging over them, here are a few things to look for from the Jets on draft day:
CORNERING THE MARKET: The Jets' secondary was a mess two years ago, so they brought back Darrelle Revis and Antonio Cromartie and signed Buster Skrine last season. This year, Revis is coming off wrist surgery,Adidas Superstar Cheap China, but should be ready for the regular season. Cromartie was released, meaning Skrine could be pressed into starting outside rather than the nickel role for which he is better suited. Marcus Williams, who led New York with six INTs last season, and the disappointing Dee Milliner, a first-rounder in 2013, could see increased roles. But the Jets might look for a starting-caliber cornerback, perhaps Ohio State's Eli Apple or Miami's Artie Burns, in the first two rounds.
The status of Pro Bowl defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson also remains uncertain, with rumors swirling the Jets could look to deal him to move up and maybe take one of the top quarterbacks available.
Or, will the Jets operate under the increasingly real possibility Fitzpatrick will still be a free agent by the time New York starts building its future through the draft?