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Denver Broncos' Von Miller hopeful of new deal soon

By The Sports Xchange
Denver Broncos Von Miller (58) celebrates a sack of Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton for 11 yard loss forcing a fumble that turned into a Broncos touchdown in the first quarter of Super Bowl 50 in Santa Clara, California on February 7, 2016. Photo by Kevin Dietsch/UPI
Denver Broncos Von Miller (58) celebrates a sack of Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton for 11 yard loss forcing a fumble that turned into a Broncos touchdown in the first quarter of Super Bowl 50 in Santa Clara, California on February 7, 2016. Photo by Kevin Dietsch/UPI | License Photo

Despite still being unsigned and not participating in the Broncos' voluntary offseason program, Denver linebacker Von Miller said he expects to have a contract any day.

While in Denver on Wednesday, Miller characterized contract negotiations as "just business."

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The Broncos placed the exclusive franchise tag on the Super Bowl 50 MVP, worth about $14.1 million guaranteed for next season. But Miller has yet to sign the tender while his agents and the Broncos try to hammer out a long-term deal.

And there seems to be little animosity between the two parties during negotiations.

"My teammates know what type of teammate I am," he told the Denver Post on Wednesday after providing eyeglasses for nearly 300 local kids as part of his Von's Vision foundation. "They know what type of guy I am. It's just the business part of it.

"There's really no hard feelings or anything like that. (The Broncos) know what type of guy I am. I'm expecting a deal any day. That's just the type of mindset I have."

While he awaits the negotiations to come to an end, Miller is working on his dance moves on the wildly popular "Dancing With the Stars."

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July 15 is the deadline for franchise players to either sign a contract or play on the tender.

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