THIS IS THE BEST NEWS WE COULD HOPE FOR: BYU football National Football league (NFL) team Legend LaVell Edwards has Returns as Chief football Officer In a monumental announcement, BYU football Head Coach KALANI SITAKE family And NFL Community has officially declared that M……. view

THIS IS THE BEST NEWS WE COULD HOPE FOR: BYU Football Legend LaVell Edwards Returns as Chief Football Officer

In a stunning announcement that has shaken the sports world to its core, LaVell Edwards, the legendary former BYU football coach, has been miraculously appointed as the Chief Football Officer (CFO) of Brigham Young University’s football program.

That’s right — LaVell. Edwards. Is. Back.

This unexpected and quite literally unbelievable development was revealed at a press conference today by BYU Head Coach Kalani Sitake, accompanied by members of the Sitake family, the BYU athletic department, and several bewildered representatives of the National Football League (NFL).

“Honestly, we didn’t think this was possible,” said Sitake, visibly emotional. “But this is BYU. We believe in miracles. And this is the biggest one yet.”

A Legend Returns

LaVell Edwards, who coached BYU from 1972 to 2000 and led the Cougars to a national championship in 1984, is now stepping into a new role — not as coach, but as Chief Football Officer. According to the BYU statement, the CFO will oversee “football excellence, celestial-level play-calling, and eternal recruiting strategies.”

When asked how this is even possible, Sitake simply nodded and said, “Higher powers were involved. That’s all I can say.”

NFL Community Stunned

NFL teams, alumni, and fans have taken to social media to express both shock and reverence. Hall of Fame quarterback Steve Young, a protégé of Edwards, tweeted:

“LaVell once taught me how to read a blitz and a Bible verse in the same meeting. Now he’s back? Heaven help opposing defenses.”

The NFL itself has issued a statement calling the news “historic, metaphysical, and completely unprecedented,” and has announced a tribute segment during next week’s Monday Night Football broadcast.

Fans React

BYU fans across the globe have erupted in celebration. Cougar fans gathered at LaVell Edwards Stadium overnight, chanting, “One more title!” and “Resurrect the Spread Offense!”

“This is the best news we could hope for,” said longtime fan Jenny Rawlings of Orem. “I always said LaVell was a legend. I just didn’t think he’d return as a legend.”

The Future of BYU Football

With Edwards reportedly back “in spirit and strategy,” BYU’s future appears brighter than ever. Insiders claim the coach is already reviewing game tape from the 1996 WAC Championship and has instructed the offensive staff to bring back the Air Raid + Scripture formation.

Kalani Sitake remains the head coach, but now he’ll have a celestial advisor in his corner.

“Every time I make a call,” Sitake said, “I’ll be asking myself: What would LaVell do?”

And thanks to this new appointment — he might just get an answer.