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AURORA, Colo. &mdash; Von Miller has the coronavirus and the NFL star wanted to come forward with his diagnosis to show people how serious the disease is.
				&ldquo;Von wants to let everyone out there know it&rsquo;s serious; it doesn&rsquo;t just happen to old people in nursing homes,&rdquo; agent Joby Branion told The Associated Press on Thursday.
				Miller told KUSA-TV in Denver that he developed a cough a couple of days ago and when his nebulizer for his asthma didn&rsquo;t clear things up, he decided to get tested for the coronavirus and the test came back positive Thursday.
				&ldquo;I&rsquo;m in good spirits,&rdquo; Miller told the TV station. &ldquo;I&rsquo;m not feeling sick or hurting or anything like that.&rdquo;
				The Broncos released a statement, saying Miller &ldquo;elected to share his diagnosis publicly to emphasize that anyone can be afflicted with coronavirus.&rdquo;
				&ldquo;Von is doing well and recovering at home in self-isolation. He remains under the care of team doctors, who are following all coronavirus treatment procedures to ensure a safe environment for Von and our community,&rdquo; the team added.
				Branion said that aside from his allergy to grass, Miller, 31, is the picture of health.
				&ldquo;Von lives to take care of his health and his body and it hit him, too,&rdquo; Branion said. &ldquo;Hopefully, he&rsquo;s like the 85 percent who kick this disease in the teeth in two weeks. But the bottom line is he got it, too.&rdquo;
				Brandion said Miller is in good spirits while quarantined at his home in the Denver area and that the Broncos linebacker plans to speak publicly about his diagnosis on Friday.
				Branion said Miller went for a test after he began coughing a couple of days ago.
				&ldquo;I&rsquo;ve seen him a lot sicker after games. He&rsquo;s allergic to grass and after he&rsquo;s been inundated with pollen, he&rsquo;s sounded worse,&rdquo; Branion said.
				Miller, who was recently a unanimous pick to the NFL&rsquo;s All-Decade team of the 2010s, said on a conference call last week he trained in San Francisco before returning home to Colorado when the stay-at-home measures went into effect to contain the virus.
				Branion said Miller isn&rsquo;t sure how he became infected.
				&ldquo;He&rsquo;s been home for a month. Now, is he in lock-down, lock-down? No, but he&rsquo;s been sort of staying home,&rdquo; Branion said. &ldquo;What happened? We don&rsquo;t know.
				&ldquo;But it can get you. It got him, and he&rsquo;s Superman!&rdquo;
				Miller is the second active NFL player to acknowledge testing positive during the coronavirus pandemic that has sickened more than 2 million people worldwide, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths and sending millions into unemployment.
				On Wednesday, Los Angeles Rams center Brian Allen said he tested positive for COVID-19 three weeks ago.
				Allen is the first active NFL player to acknowledge testing positive during the coronavirus pandemic. The third-year pro is not hospitalized and is &ldquo;feeling good,&rdquo; according to a statement issued by the Rams on Wednesday night only after Allen spoke to Fox Sports about his positive test.
				The 24-year-old Allen was training and rehabilitating at the Rams&rsquo; training complex when he began to feel symptoms last month. He told Fox Sports that he lost his sense of smell and taste, and they haven&rsquo;t returned even after his other symptoms abated.
				New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton revealed last month that he tested positive for the virus. The Los Angeles Chargers last week revealed a positive test and symptoms for unidentified members of their organization, but the Rams hadn&rsquo;t acknowledged Allen&rsquo;s positive test.
				Also in Denver, three unidentified Colorado Avalanche players have tested positive for the coronavirus.

Agent: Broncos star Von Miller has COVID-19, is in good spirits