One day, Von Miller will enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame, earning himself a gold jacket. When he takes the stage in Canton, he'll be wearing at least two Super Bowl rings. But the legendary pass rusher isn't done yet. He wants one more.

Miller, 36, has signed with the Washington Commanders. According to reports, it's a one-year deal for the future Hall of Famer: Von Miller is expected to sign with the Washington Commanders, he posted on IG. pic.twitter.com/fb7FRipepB

NFL analyst Brian Baldinger, who's close friends with Miller's agent, Joby Branion, was recently told that there are at least three teams interested in the 36-year-old pass-rusher.

Smith was acquired from the Cleveland Browns last November and played eight games for the Lions, and had 4 sacks and 15 pressures. Smith was acquired after Aiden Hutchinson suffered a fractured tibia and fibula in Week 6 last season. His disruptive presence on the edge helped stabilize Detroit’s pass rush during a critical stretch of the season.

NFL veteran Von Miller stuns fans by signing with Washington. What this means for the Commanders’ Super Bowl push, and who he's replacing.