Von Miller is riding Johnny Manziel's comeback train.
The Denver Broncos' star defender says he's been talking to his fellow Texas A&M alum about once a week as the quarterback attempts to make his way back to the NFL, and he's excited about what could be.
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"I believe in him ..." Miller told Charles Curtis of For The Win. "I want to see him do great."
"I'm getting goosebumps just thinking about it," he added. "Just think how big it would be if he went to Spring League, did the Canadian thing, came back to the NFL, starts, takes a team to the playoffs, wins a Super Bowl. It's going to be ridiculous. It can happen, it's not far-fetched. It's a possibility. I think people get the hope and excitement because it is a possibility he can do all those things."
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In 2016, Manziel claimed he was living with Miller following his release from the Cleveland Browns. Though Miller denied the statement, he has been one of Manziel's biggest supporters throughout his time away from the league.
