Last year, the Denver Broncos had the NFL's third-best scoring defense. Defensive coordinator Vance Joseph's unit was a big reason the Broncos were able to win 14 games and were then viewed as a strong candidate to play in the Super Bowl.
Of course, Bo Nix's ankle fracture at the end of the season derailed the team's momentum in the playoffs. Still, many would argue that the Broncos have strengthened the roster since then, such as trading their first-round pick in exchange for star receiver Jaylen Waddle. Still, the Broncos have not finished building the roster yet.
Recently, Broncos edge rusher Nick Bonitto discussed the possibility of future Hall of Famer Von Miller returning with DNVR's Jack Stevens. Bonito admitted that he would "love" to work together with Miller.
"It's definitely going to be pretty crazy," Bonito said. "Obviously, everyone would love it. Not just the fans but the players as well. He's a guy that's very well-loved here in Denver. My personal favorite player that I've ever watched. Just to be able to share a room with him would be amazing."
The three-time All-Pro is now 37 years old, but he is coming off a nine-sack season, which suggests he may still have something in the tank if a Broncos reunion is still a possibility. If he plays a 15th season, the Broncos could be a fit for someone who definitely still wants to compete for a championship.
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