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BREAKING — CBS Sports reports that Von Miller is returning to Texas at age 37, joining the Dallas Cowboys with the stated aim of strengthening a rebuilt defense and pushing the team back into playoff contention. The move pairs a veteran pass rusher with a franchise in transition, one that recently saw Micah Parsons exit and now needs established presence to steady the locker room. Miller's homecoming carries the weight of a career nearing its close and the pressure of a market that measures legacy in postseason wins.
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