Bills' Von Miller says assault allegations '100% false' - ESPN

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Buffalo Bills pass-rusher Von Miller said Thursday the allegations that he assaulted his pregnant girlfriend are «100 percent false» and «overblown.»

Miller spoke with media for the first time since the assault is alleged to have taken place on Nov. 29 in suburban Dallas during the team's bye week. He turned himself in to the Glenn Heights (Texas) Police Department on Nov. 30 on an arrest warrant for a charge of third-degree felony assault of a pregnant woman. He was booked into the DeSoto Tri-City Jail that afternoon before being released on $5,000 bond.

«Obviously, there are things that I can't talk about but everything that was out is completely wrong and blown out of proportion,» Miller said. «Me and my girlfriend, we have problems just like any other couple does but there has never been any of those things that was alleged against me. Hopefully, over time all of this stuff will get cleared up. Sometimes life just… be life-ing. You've just got to keep pushing and keep moving. The people who know me and the people who have been around me know my character, they know who I am.»

When asked what specifically surrounding the allegations is untrue, Miller said, «All of it is incorrect and all of it is untrue. The only thing that is true is we do have a third son on the way.… Everything else is untrue.» Miller said there has never been an instance of domestic violence in his relationship.

Per the affidavit for the arrest warrant obtained by ESPN, the woman and Miller have been in a relationship for seven years and have children together. She told police that she was six weeks pregnant at the time.

Per the affidavit, the woman told Miller she was going to call the police, which prompted him to leave the