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“I Should’ve Been No. 1”: Von Miller Looks Back at 2011 NFL Draft and Cam Newton

“I felt in my heart that I was the best player in the Draft. I felt like I should’ve been No.1. Cam Newton was a Heisman winner, though. Carolina already had a QB,” Miller said. In the 2011 NFL Draft, Miller was selected 2nd overall by the Broncos. Miller is currently a free agent, while Cam is an NFL analyst.

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