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Von Miller is staying in Denver.

The Super Bowl 50 MVP signed a six-year extension with the Broncos Tuesday worth $114.5 million with $70 million guaranteed, according to multiple media outlets. The deal will keep Miller in Denver through the 2021 season.

Adam Schefter later reported it’s for $114.5 million.

The Broncos drafted Miller second overall out of Texas A&M in 2011. Since then, Miller has been voted to the Pro Bowl four times (the year he did not make it, 2013, he missed seven games due to injuries and a suspension).

At his current pace, Miller will become Denver’s all-time sack leader during the 2018 season. Miller owns 60 career regular season sacks with the Broncos, needing 38 more to pass Simon Fletcher’s franchise record of 97.5.

Earlier this year, Miller helped the Broncos to a 24-10 win over the Panthers in Super Bowl 50, turning in a 2.5-sack performance.

“The MVP is special, but the Super Bowl ring is something I’ll carry with me for life,” Miller said after the game.

Since the Super Bowl, Miller has had a busy offseason, making dozens of appearances on television shows and shooting commercials. He will report back to Denver with his teammates later this month for the start of training camp on July 28 (full camp schedule here).

Miller, 27, is entering his sixth season with the Broncos.