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New Broncos head coach Vic Fangio thinks Von Miller‘s best football may still be ahead of him.Miller is a seven-time Pro Bowler and a Super Bowl MVP , but Fangio told at the Scouting Combine that he thinks Miller may accomplish even more in the new defense the Broncos will install this season.“I’m very excited to work with Von,” Fangio said. “I think Von, who’s had a great career up to this point, I think he can play even better than he has and we’re going to try really hard to lead him to that, and excited to work with him and his talent level.” and forth from the left to the right side, and he compared forcing tackles to prepare for both pass rushers to a baseball player not knowing which pitcher he’s going to face.“Now you’ve got a guy who’s all fastballs, now you’ve got a guy with a slider and changeup ,” Fangio said. “Bradley is more power-based, Von is more speed-based, the more you can change up on tackles, the better.”Fangio has a proven track record as a defensive coach. In his first year as a head coach, he’s excited about the defensive talent he inherited. Broncos wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders believes playing in Week One is a realistic goal after tearing his Achilles last year, but doesn’t believe that he needs to be doing everything when training camp opens in order to reach it.Whether he takes it or not, Sanders said , via Nicki Jhabvala of TheAthletic.com, that he is “definitely not going to be full go” when the team resumes practicing this month.The Broncos open camp on Wednesday and Sanders also said Tuesday that he isn’t sure he will be taking the team’s conditioning test on the first day. If he doesn’t, he could land on the physically unable to perform list. Sanders would not be able to practice while on the list, but could be activated at any point.Sanders had progressed to the point that he was running routes before Denver’s offseason program came to an end and reiterated on Tuesday that his primary focus is on being ready for the Raiders in Week One.