Rookie LB Von Miller, the No. 2 overall pick in the draft, signed a four-year deal worth $21 million, according to a league source. The money is guaranteed.

Von Miller is introduced as the newest Denver Bronco.

NEW YORK — John Fox kept it fairly simple for his first draft as coach of the Broncos. He is a defensive-minded coach who has always believed that success begins with a strong pass rush.

While several mock drafts have the Bills taking Texas A&M linebacker Von Miller with the third overall pick, NFL.com senior columnist Vic Carucci isn’t sold on the idea.

Texas A&M LB Von Miller is the top-ranked player at his position, and figures to be a top-10 pick in the 2011 NFL Draft. Mike Mayock has Miller listed as the No. 2 prospect in the draft. Our Charles Davis believes that Miller won’t get past the Cardinals at No. 5. And even then, he’s not sure that he gets past the Bills at No. 3.

As teams go through the evaluation process of Von Miller, they’re looking for more Clay Matthews and less Vernon Gholston.

Highly rated draft prospect Von Miller actually found a way to improve upon his already impressive showing at the Scouting Combine by clocking in at 4.49 seconds in the first of his two 40-yard dashes at Texas A&M’s pro day on Wednesday.

Texas A&M LB Von Miller stopped by the NFL Network studios on Tuesday, and we took some time to get to know him as he prepares for the 2011 NFL Draft.

Truth be told, there’s probably very little that Texas A&M’s Von Miller could have done on the field Monday at Lucas Oil Stadium to dissuade teams from believing he’s not an elite player.