Bills: Von Miller's genius new plan to bring OBJ to Buffalo
While all eyes are on the Buffalo Bills and the health of Josh Allen, Von Miller is back at it again. Specifically, Miller is once again opening up about the OBJ sweepstakes. Recently, Von Miller appeared on The Pivot Podcast to discuss the next steps with the talented wide receiver. Miller's plan includes looping in […]
While all eyes are on the Buffalo Bills and the health of Josh Allen, Von Miller is back at it again.
Specifically, Miller is once again opening up about the OBJ sweepstakes.
Recently, Von Miller appeared on The Pivot Podcast to discuss the next steps with the talented wide receiver.
Miller's plan includes looping in the General Manager, Brandon Beane.
Miller's genius plan
The genius behind all of it is to include Brandon Beane, and incessantly discuss his recruiting stance.
The entire league, and seemingly the world, knows that Miller is trying to bring OBJ to Buffalo. Tying in Beane is just good business.
The talented GM has brought big names, including Miller, to Buffalo. If anyone aside from Von can persuade the talented receiver, it's Beane.
A little help from Beane
In fact, Miller opened up that OBJ and Beane have had direct phone calls with one another.
Miller, during the interview, added: "I’ve had him on the phone with the General Manager. Beane sees it the same way that I see it. The ball is in ‘OBJ’s court."
This isn't the first, and won't be the last, time that Miller has opened up about his plans for OBJ.
It seems each and every week Miller is either posting a story on Instagram, tagging OBJ, or having other teammates message the wide receiver.
Their history and impact on the decision
Beckham Jr. and Miller were teammates recently in Los Angeles, winning a title with the Rams.
It appears that Von's sales pitch is primarily focused on giving the receiver yet another chance to win a Super Bowl ring.
The Bills' offense would be borderline unstoppable with a pairing of Diggs, Davis and OBJ.
Come to Buffalo, win a ring, and cement your legacy.
It's easy.
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