The Washington Commanders continue to make moves this offseason. After getting to the NFC Championship Game last season, the team is hungry for more, ready to do whatever it can to take the next step.

The NFL is a young man's game. Sure, quarterbacks often play into their mid-30s or even early-40s, but if a player is the wrong side of 30 in most other positions, he's beyond his prime. Thirty years old is considered ancient for running backs.

The Washington Commanders made a significant pickup on Wednesday night, signing edge rusher Von Miller to a one-year deal. Miller was released earlier this offseason by the Buffalo Bills, with whom he spent the last three seasons after playing 9.

Von Miller's relationship with Megan Denise has been a rollercoaster, marked by an engagement, the birth of their son, and a tumultuous split. A Novem

Von Miller has had a storied career. He's played 13 seasons in the NFL and is regarded as one of the best linebackers of his generation. After spending a

NFL Network line play analyst points out what teams look for in edge players and how veteran Von Miller might fit for teams.