Super Bowl 50 MVP Miller roots on Avalanche in Stanley Cup Final

Former Broncos linebacker, now with Bills, still shows Colorado some love

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By Dan O'Leary
@DanOLeary25 NHL.com Staff Writer

Who has two thumbs and is rooting hard for the Colorado Avalanche in the Stanley Cup Final?

That's easy: Von Miller.

The Avalanche shared a photo of Miller, beloved in Colorado for winning Super Bowl 50 MVP with the Denver Broncos, giving the double thumbs up during Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final at Ball Arena.
Miller was traded to the Los Angeles Rams last NFL season where he helped them win Super Bowl LVI. He signed with the Buffalo Bills this offseason.
Current Broncos quarterback, Russell Wilson, also liked what he saw.

And it's not just the Broncos. The coach of the NBA's Denver Nuggets, Mike Malone, also had praise for the Avalanche.

"To see how crazy the city is behind them, to see how packed (Ball Arena) is, and how tough it is and the enviornment they've created, yeah, it's something we want to follow," Malone said in an interview on Saturday.

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