Broncos OLB Von Miller Stars In Madden Music Video

Denver Broncos outside linebacker and Super Bowl 50 MVP Von Miller continues to bring the laughs as he stars in a Madden NFL 17 commercial with a music video.

Von Miller always finds a way to let his goofy side and his dance moves make us laugh and want to dance along. Now he has brought those Dancing with the Stars moves and the ones he makes on the field into a mini-music video.

With the release of Madden NFL 17 this upcoming Tuesday, fans of football and the Madden franchise are getting ready for this installment of the hit video game from EA Sports.

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The video game franchise has been helping make friends, creating friendly rivalries, and allowing us to play with our favorite team since John Madden Football came out in 1988.

For this year’s release, Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski is the cover athlete. But that did not stop Von Miller from making his presence known.

Von Miller is one of the four players in the game with a 99 overall rating. The other three are Gronkowski, Luke Kuechly, and J.J. Watt.

And now, we get to see Von Miller dancing again. He stars in a new Madden commercial while dancing along to the tune of Justin Beiber’s “Sorry.” Instead, the song is called “Start Me.”

Very clever play on words. Take a look at the video below. I believe that you will all get a laugh out of this one.

Von Miller has had quite an eventful offseason. Now we will get to see him in action as he is set to play in Saturday’s game against the San Francisco 49ers. We will get to see his work in training camp and apply it to a preseason matchup.

Until Saturday, enjoy another chance at seeing Von Miller dance on the screen before the dancing begins on the field.