The name Von Miller still commands instant recognition in NFL circles. With two Super Bowl titles, eight Pro Bowl selections, multiple All-Pro honors, and a Super Bowl 50 MVP under his belt, Miller has carved out a legendary career as one of the league’s most decorated linebackers.

As of 2025, he continues to hold the distinction of being the NFL’s active sacks leader, boasting an impressive 129.5 career sacks. However, his career took a turn earlier this year when the Buffalo Bills released him in March, making the veteran linebacker a free agent. Now, Miller has made his next move clear and confirmed his landing with the Washington Commanders. Interestingly, this latest deal follows a long history of lucrative contracts that have contributed significantly to Miller’s net worth.

What is Von Miller’s net worth?

Impressively, Miller is entering his 14th NFL season on his fourth team in 2025. During these years, he had signed multiple lucrative deals. Undoubtedly, his high-value contract deals and his long-standing presence in the league have enabled him to accumulate significant wealth over his career.  According to Celebrity Net Worth, Von Miller’s net worth in 2025 is estimated to be around $60 million. But wait—his 6 years contract deals with the Bills and Broncos tell a juicier story.

How much is Von Miller’s NFL contract worth and salary? Every detail you want to know

On Wednesday, two-time Super Bowl champion LB confirmed that he’s signing with the Commanders. “It’ll be a one-year deal,” reported ESPN’s Adam Schefter. While the full details of this new contract have yet to be disclosed, the move gives Miller another shot to contribute to a defense and potentially add to his Hall of Fame resume.

However, this most recent agreement comes after a lengthy string of rich contracts that have made a substantial contribution to Miller’s overall career earnings. Back in 2022, Von signed a six-year, $120 million deal with the Bills, carrying an average annual value (AAV) of $20 million.

Later, in 2024, he restructured his contract deal, reducing his basic salary. During that year, he received a base salary of $1.5 million with a hefty $7 million signing bonus. Amazingly, his restructured contract brought his total earnings for the year to $8.5 million. Additionally, this restructuring reduced his salary cap hit to $15.154 million. He could have received compensation worth up to $20 million.  During the 2024 season, he snagged 17 tackles with six sacks. However, he also had to face a four-game suspension for breaking the NFL’s personal conduct policy due to assault allegations. For forward to this, in March 2025, Bills released him in a cost-cutting move that saved Buffalo $8.3 million in cap space in 2025.

Before that, he was inked to another major payday—a six-year, $114.1 million contract extension with the Denver Broncos in 2016. Under this whopping deal, he received  $70 million in guaranteed money. At the time, his contract made him one of the highest-paid defenders in league history. The former No. 2 overall pick by the Broncos in 2011, Miller’s 129.5 sacks are the 16th most all-time and earned him eight Pro Bowl nods. In 2021, he agreed to a one-year $14,129,000 deal with the Rams, who went on to win Super Bowl LVI.

Now, as he gears up for one more run in Washington, the veteran pass rusher looks to add a final chapter to what has already been an illustrious NFL journey, while continuing to grow his legacy and his brand, both on and off the field.