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The Squeeze: An exhilarating Derby day

May 05, 2019 at 11:49 AM

Derby day: Miller style

The 145th Kentucky Derby ended in surprising fashion on Saturday, as Maximum Security, the apparent winning horse, was later disqualified. But there was more action than just what happened down on the track. Von Miller was in Louisville, Kentucky all weekend to serve as an analyst for NBC Sports, and he certainly took advantage of the perks.

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"Speak softly and carry a big stick”

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Still eating 🍽 @edelman11 #mvps

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“Resentment is Corrosive” -Tony Stark

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Football is family

Think it'd be hard for Miller's week to be any better? Think again. Miller got to meet his two new godchildren, who are the kids of Broncos kicker Brandon McManus. Football really is family!

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