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Von Miller has signed a blockbuster $114.5m contract with the Denver Broncos that includes $70m in guarantees
The Super Bowl MVP accepted the six-year offer two hours before Friday's deadline, tweeting a photo of himself with the caption 'For Life'
If you didn't know it already, Von Miller is the face of the Denver Broncos. He's now the NFL's highest-paid defensive player too.
The Super Bowl MVP ended a fractious and sometimes acrimonious offseason stand-off with the Broncos front-office by penning a six-year, $114.5million deal with $70m in guarantees.
Miller hailed the news on Twitter, posting a jubilant picture while wearing Broncos uniform and a couple of rampaging horses annotated by the caption:' FOR LIFE'.
Von Miller is the NFL's highest paid defensive player after signing a six-year, $114.5m deal with Denver
Miller ended an acrimonious offseason standoff with the Broncos by posting this tweet
Only Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck has greater guarantees after inking a six-year $140m deal a fortnight ago.
Miller's guaranteed money dwarfs that dished out to fellow defensive luminaries Ndamukong Suh ($59.955m), Fletcher Cox ($63m), Marcell Dareus $60m) and Olivier Vernon ($52m).
Under the tutelage of defensive mastermind Wade Phillips, the Broncos made an irrestible march to February's Super Bowl thanks to an aggressive, suffocating defense.
Edge rusher Miller was a vital cog and showcased his destructive ability on the biggest stage, with the Broncos shutting down the NFL's premier offense in a 24-10 victory.
His speed off the mark and ability to bend the edge was illustrated by his strip sack of regular season MVP Cam Newton in the first quarter. The Carolina Panthers ruffled, Miller and his team-mates were just about to hit their stride.
He recorded two-and-a-half sacks at Levi's Stadium as the Broncos won their third Super Bowl in franchise history.
Miller celebrates the Broncos' Super Bowl victory after helping to suffocate Cam Newton
Miller gave Mike Remmers a torrid time and sacked Newton two-and-a-half times during a 24-10 win
Despite his heroics, Miller - taken No 2 overall by the Broncos in 2011 - entered the fifth year of his old deal under a cloud of uncertainty.
After seeing defensive contemporaries such as Vernon pocket mega-money deals, Miller, who is one of the NFL's premier players - was entitled to feel that he deserved more.
But the Broncos were under no obligation to pay, and could have placed the franchise tag on their star man.
Relations reached a nadir last month after negotiations became public and the Broncos instructed the former Texas A&M star to sign a new deal before a July 15 deadline.
Miller reacted by cropping general manager John Elway out of an Instagram photo which also included head coach Gary Kubiak, defensive cohort DeMarcus Ware and newly-retired quarterback Peyton Manning.
Miller would turn to Twitter, saying there is : 'No Chance I play the 2016 season under the Franchise tag'.
And Miller was true to his word.