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Buffalo, New York. A story that has shaken Bills Mafia has finally surfaced from inside the Bills locker room. Behind Von Miller’s departure was an emotional moment witnessed by only a handful of players. And that moment centered around Gregory Rousseau, the young rising star of Buffalo’s defense. Everything began during Miller’s final team meeting before leaving the Bills. According to team insiders, Miller pulled Rousseau aside, placed a hand on his shoulder, and said something that brought the entire room to a standstill. Seconds later, Rousseau lowered his head, wiped away tears, and could not speak. The player in question is Gregory Rousseau, who is having a breakout season with 7 sacks through 10 weeks. A teammate recalled that Miller’s final message was not a goodbye or a casual send off. It was a passing of the torch.Sources said: "Rousseau has always looked at Miller as a mentor and older brother. When Miller told him that this defense would one day belong to him, the emotion was overwhelming." Miller had watched Rousseau grow since his first practices, and during this farewell moment, he revealed the real reason he chose not to return. He believed Rousseau was finally ready to lead without standing in the shadow of a legendary veteran. "Step into it with confidence. You are no longer a kid. You are the heartbeat of this defense", Miller reportedly told him. This revelation stunned teammates because public rumors suggested Miller left due to reduced playing time. But the truth was far more meaningful: he stepped aside to clear the path for Rousseau and Joey Bosa. With Bosa recording 8 sacks in the first 10 weeks, the young duo is forming one of the strongest defensive fronts in the NFL, a testament to the legacy Miller left behind. Bills Mafia erupted online after hearing the story:"This is real leadership. Not just words.""Von is gone but his presence will never leave." As one Bills coach explained:"Miller did not leave because he was done. He left to build the next generation." And with Rousseau’s rise, it appears Miller’s final message is becoming reality.