VON MILLER JOINS TEXAS A&M COACHING STAFF AS PASS RUSH SPECIALIST: SUPER BOWL CHAMPION AIMS TO INJECT ELITE EDGE INTO AGGIES DEFENSE
In a groundbreaking development that has electrified the college football world, Super Bowl champion and NFL legend Von Miller is officially returning to where it all began—Texas A&M University. The former Aggie and future Hall of Famer has accepted a position on Mike Elko’s coaching staff as a Pass Rush Specialist, adding a powerful dose of NFL experience and elite pedigree to the Aggies’ growing powerhouse.
Miller, who starred at Texas A&M from 2007 to 2010 before being selected No. 2 overall in the 2011 NFL Draft by the Denver Broncos, has long expressed his passion for mentoring young players. With a career that includes two Super Bowl titles, Super Bowl 50 MVP honors, and over 120 career sacks, Miller brings instant credibility and a championship mindset to College Station.
“This is home,” said Miller during his introductory press conference, flashing his trademark grin. “I want to help these young guys dominate the edge, just like I did when I wore maroon and white. This isn’t just about sacks—it’s about leadership, tenacity, and Aggie pride.”
Head coach Mike Elko praised the addition as a massive win for the program. “Von’s presence on this staff is invaluable. He’s done everything our players dream of. Now he’s here to teach them how to do it.”
Miller will work closely with the defensive line and edge rushers, implementing advanced NFL techniques, film study habits, and situational tactics rarely taught at the college level. He’s expected to play a key role in player development and recruiting—already drawing national attention from top-tier defensive prospects.
With the Aggies aggressively building through the transfer portal and elite high school talent, Von Miller’s return signals one thing: Texas A&M is coming—and coming fast.
