Patriots Should Sign Super Bowl MVP, Future Hall Of Famer Who Is Somehow Still Available

He has played less than 40% of snaps for three consecutive seasons now, and it's clear he is no longer the player he once was for the Denver Broncos. However, he is thriving in a limited role where he can come in strictly to get after the quarterback. He has 15 sacks in his last 30 games.

Miler signed a one-year deal with the Commanders last season, and with their addition of Chaisson, they do not need Miller. However, the Patriots could benefit from adding him as a depth piece who comes in on passing situations. Miller has nothing left to prove, but has noted that he does not want to retire.

"I'm definitely not at the beginning, but they're still falling for the same tricks," Miller said on "The Rick Eisen Show" earlier this offseason. "I can't leave. They're still falling for this stuff. I gotta roll the dice again. I had nine sacks last year, and I only played 35, 37 percent, so they're still falling for it. They're still falling for the same tricks I've been doing my whole career. I'm going to keep rolling the dice until they figure it out."

Miller would be a cheap addition for the Patriots, and he would not take significant playing time away from Harold Landry, Jacas or Jones. He would also be great insurance against an injury.

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