Zach Wilson Re-Signs with BYU After De-committing from Broncos
In an unexpected twist, former BYU quarterback Zach Wilson has officially re-committed to the Cougars after de-committing from the Denver Broncos. The move has sent shockwaves through the sports community, as Wilson had initially signed with the Broncos for the 2025 NFL season after declaring for the draft earlier this year.
Wilson, who gained national recognition for his stellar performances at BYU, was widely regarded as a top NFL prospect following his impressive 2020 season. His decision to join the Broncos had seemed like the natural next step for his professional career, but the 23-year-old quarterback has had a change of heart. Sources close to Wilson have indicated that he felt a deep connection to BYU and was motivated by a desire to return to his roots and finish what he started with the program that helped him rise to prominence.
The decision is a major win for BYU, which had lost its star quarterback after his initial departure for the NFL. Fans and alumni alike are excited about the prospect of Wilson returning to the team, where he will bring his leadership and experience back to Provo.
“I’ve learned so much and grown in many ways, but BYU has always felt like home,” Wilson said in a statement. “I’m grateful for the opportunity to come back and help this team reach new heights. I’m ready to work hard and give my all to the Cougars.”
Wilson’s re-signing has sparked a buzz about the future of BYU football, as the Cougars now look poised to make a major push in the upcoming seasons. Head coach Kalani Sitake has expressed excitement over the return of his star QB, hoping that Wilson’s leadership can lead the team to a successful run in both the Mountain West Conference and beyond.
As the football world watches, Zach Wilson’s return to BYU could mark a new chapter in his already impressive career.
