Von Miller has conflicted feelings about the Denver Broncos honoring their Super Bowl 50 team during alumni weekend in October.

That Week 7 game with the New York Giants is when the late Demaryius Thomas will be inducted into the team’s ring of fame during halftime ceremonies.

“I would love to be there,” Miller said Wednesday during an event for his charity, Von’s Vision, “but I hope to not be there.”

That’s because the NFL’s active sacks leader and 36-year-old free agent aims to be playing a 15th season in the NFL, Arnie Stapleton of The Associated Press reports.

“I hope to not be there — unless I’m playing for the Giants or the Broncos,” said Miller, who was released by the Buffalo Bills in March to free up salary cap space.

Although Miller has often talked about a reunion with Denver, where he starred from 2011-21, accumulating a team record 110 1/2 sacks, he doesn’t think re-signing with the Broncos is realistic — at least not in 2025.

Asked if the Broncos had reached out to him or his agent, Miller said, “I haven’t heard anything. But I mean, if you look at it this year, it really doesn’t — it really doesn’t make sense. They got two really, really good rushers that are best in the league (in) Jonathon Cooper and Nik Bonitto, they are incredible rushers.

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