Bills lose Von Miller to season-ending ACL injury | FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Bills lose Von Miller to season-ending ACL injury | FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2022-12-07T17:13:02-05:00
Description: Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes discuss the Buffalo Bills losing all-pro pass rusher Von Miller due to a season ending ACL injury. Miller was carted off Ford Field in the Bills Week 13 win over the Detroit Lions. The first place Bills host rival New York Jets in Week 14.

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Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes discuss the Buffalo Bills losing all-pro pass rusher Von Miller due to a season ending ACL injury. Miller was carted off Ford Field in the Bills Week 13 win over the Detroit Lions. The first place Bills host rival New York Jets in Week 14.

DECEMBER 7, 2022・first things first・2:51

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Bills lose Von Miller to season-ending ACL injury | FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes discuss the Buffalo Bills losing all-pro pass rusher Von Miller due to a season ending ACL injury. Miller was carted off Ford Field in the Bills Week 13 win over the Detroit Lions. The first place Bills host rival New York Jets in Week 14.

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