Packers fans, get ready for a blast from the past — and potentially a spark for the future. In a move that has shocked and thrilled the NFL world, legendary quarterback Brett Favre is officially returning to the Green Bay Packers as an assistant coach.

Favre, 55, is set to join the coaching staff immediately, with a focus on mentoring quarterbacks and bringing his trademark grit and gunslinger mentality to a young, rising Packers team determined to take back the NFC North crown.

“This team means the world to me,” Favre said in a press release Friday morning. “The Packers gave me everything — a home, a legacy, and a chance to be great. Now I want to give something back. I’m here to help these guys win, plain and simple.”

The Hall of Famer played 16 seasons in Green Bay, winning three MVP awards and leading the Packers to a Super Bowl XXXI title. He left the game with over 71,000 passing yards, 508 touchdown passes, and a reputation as one of the toughest and most passionate competitors the league has ever seen.

Head coach Matt LaFleur called Favre’s addition to the staff “an incredible asset,” particularly for a team looking to get over the hump in a competitive NFC.

“Brett brings unmatched experience and a fire that can’t be taught,” LaFleur said. “His leadership, knowledge, and connection with this franchise are exactly what we need as we chase another division title and beyond.”

Favre’s role will be hands-on, especially with the quarterback room — mentoring Green Bay’s current starter and serving as a bridge between the past and the future. While Favre made headlines during and after his career for his colorful personality, fans and players alike are welcoming him back with open arms.

Lambeau Field is already buzzing with the energy of his return — and with Favre back in green and gold, the message is loud and clear: the Packers are ready to get back on top.

As one fan put it online: “It’s like having Lombardi’s ghost with a cannon arm on the sidelines. Let’s go win this thing.”