didn't take a crystal ball to understand that Miller failed at least 3 drug tests in Denver (got a 4 game suspension that he was challenging because "he didn't do any thing wrong"...that got bumped up to 6 when he was busted with his "tester" in a scheme where they swapped his urine sample). Nor that he was investigated for beating up his kids' mother in 2021---which he did again last year, leading to another suspension. That's 10 games right there. Plus he missed the entire 2020 season with injury. He was injured when the Broncos (in the midst of his first known domestic abuse investigation) fleeced the Rams out of a 2nd and a 3rd to get him out of the building pronto. The Rams would let him go after half a season, despite a SB win. Beane was eager to pull Miller out of the Rams post SB party dumpster and pour another 120 million into an aging pass rusher who had recently missed a season on IR.
yeah, who could foreseen any of this??
Anyway, no one can argue, that, for the money, he has been anything but a low impact player for his entire Bills career thus far. Injured his first year, useless his second, now limping back into some form that requires film study the Zapruder movie never got in order to make an argument that he's a value player out there.