[Quesadilla Joe]

Miller essentially took over Seattle's first offensive series of the second half. On first down he sidestepped the blocker, showing good hands to shed and brought quick-footed running back Justin Forsett down for a two yard gain (play was wiped out due to a holding penalty on Seattle). The next play, Miller showed his ability to change directions and close quickly on the football, pursuing and tackling Forsett from behind for a gain of five. On the next snap, Miller jab-stepped outside to get Carpenter on his heels and then simply bull-rushed the 321 pound Carpenter before slipping off to sack Tarvaris Jackson for a three-yard sack.

I see the physical traits, instincts and technique that is going to make Miller an absolute terror for the Broncos... and I mean, immediately.

The combination of Miller and the healthy return of 2009 NFL sack leader Elvis Dumervil will give the Broncos the elite pass rushing duo in all of the NFL this season. If that prediction isn't bold enough for you (considering that Denver finished dead last in the NFL with 32 sacks in 2010), how about this one.

Not only does Miller appear poised to win the Defensive Rookie of the Year award, I think he may be capable of doing so as emphatically as Ndamukong Suh did it for the Detroit Lions last year, perhaps even challenging Jevon Kearse's rookie sack title (14.5 for Tennessee in 1999).

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