Certainly, he does a great job with his arms,” Broncos coach Sean Payton said of Bills pass rusher Von Miller. “He can still bend.”

Miller is the Broncos' all time leader in sacks (110.5), forced fumbles (25), tackles for loss (142) and quarterback hits (225). Despite never winning a Defensive Player of the Year award, Miller is one of the greatest defensive players of a generation, and is looking to add another Super Bowl ring to his likely-Hall of Fame career.

The Bills proved that as long as Josh Allen is in his prime, they'll be Super Bowl contenders. Buffalo traded Stefon Diggs in the offseason and Allen responded with a fantastic season that might end up getting him his first NFL MVP award. The Bills easily won the AFC East.

It’s all love between Von Miller and the Broncos. In preparation to face his former team in the wild-card round on Sunday, Buffalo’s veteran edge rusher doesn’t want to act like he has hatred toward Denver.

It's been a while since the Buffalo Bills and Denver Broncos faced each other in a playoff game, and one person on the field on Sunday will have played for both teams.

The Buffalo Bills will be hosting a playoff game this weekend as the winners of the AFC South and the No. 2 seed in the conference. Buffalo enjoyed a 13-4 season, including a huge win over the top-seeded Kansas City Chiefs.

You can take Von Miller out of the Denver Broncos. But you can’t take the Broncos out of Miller. The all-time franchise sacks leader (110.5), and current Bills edge rusher, discussed his emotions before Sunday’s wild card matchup with local Buffalo media.