Get ready, Cougar Nation — Netflix is about to shine the national spotlight on one of college football’s most beloved figures.
A new documentary is set to premiere soon, celebrating the life and legacy of legendary BYU head coach LaVell Edwards, the man who transformed Cougar football and left an indelible mark on the game itself.
From humble beginnings to a national championship in 1984, LaVell Edwards coached for 29 seasons, compiling 257 wins and mentoring some of the sport’s most iconic quarterbacks — including Steve Young, Jim McMahon, and Ty Detmer. But beyond the stats and the titles, this film will dive deep into who Edwards was as a leader, mentor, and man of faith.
The documentary promises behind-the-scenes footage, interviews with former players, coaching peers, and family members — painting a full picture of a man whose influence reached far beyond the sidelines.
This is more than just a football story. It’s the story of a humble innovator, a man who revolutionized the passing game and put BYU on the national map — all while building a legacy centered on integrity, loyalty, and love for his players.
📅 No official release date yet, but Cougar fans and college football lovers alike won’t want to miss this.
👉 What’s your favorite LaVell Edwards moment or memory? Drop it below and let’s celebrate the coach who changed it all.
