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Johnny Manziel, former Texas A&M quarterback, was set to join ESPNs College GameDay but had to back out due to illness. He had attended Jake Pauls fight the night before and fell ill, missing out on a potential viral moment with rapper Drake and his Heisman Trophy. Texas A&M lost their playoff game, and Manziel expressed regret, hoping for another chance next season.

Texas A&Ms senior tackle Dametrious Crownover, a six-foot-seven, three hundred thirty-six pound veteran, has declared for the 2026 NFL Draft, ending his five-year career at the university. Known for his reliability and growth, Crownover, who played both tackle and guard, allowed only one quarterback hit and two sacks in 2025. Despite some penalties and pressures, he is seen as a solid depth prospect with potential to develop into a role player, heading to the draft in Pittsburgh.

Former Texas A&M star defensive lineman, Dealyn Evans, enters transfer portal for sophomore year. The six-foot-five, three hundred ten-pound freshman, ranked as top seventy-five prospect, is drawing interest from SEC schools. With fifty-eight tackles, eight tackles for loss, and four sacks in high school, Evans is a hot commodity. This marks the tenth Aggie player leaving this offseason, but Texas A&Ms staff has filled gaps smartly. Fans eagerly await Evans next move.

Texas A&M Boosts Secondary with Tennessee Transfer Rickey Gibson: The Aggies secure a key addition to their cornerback room, as Tennessee transfer Rickey Gibson commits to Texas A&M. Gibson, a 60, 189-pound defender, brings valuable experience and a strong coverage grade from Pro Football Focus. His arrival fills a crucial need for depth in the secondary and complements returning starters Dezz Ricks and Julio Humphrey. With two years of eligibility remaining, Gibson aligns perfectly with Coach Mike Elkos long-term talent strategy.

Texas A&Ms 2026 signing class is making waves, with five-star athlete Brandon Arrington, Aaron Gregory, and Madden Williams set to make an impact. Arrington, a future cornerback, showcased his skills in man coverage, breaking up a pass against top-ranked receiver Chris Henry Jr. Gregory and Williams impressed with their route running and hands. Expect early fireworks on the Aggie defense as most of the signees arrive this month.

Texas A&M is making a strong play for Baylor transfer Byrson Washington, adding him to their already talented backfield. With trips to Tennessee and Auburn on his schedule, Aggieland fans are optimistic about landing the explosive runner. The teams recent portal additions to the offensive line also bode well for Washingtons potential impact.

Texas A&M secures a major transfer portal win, adding Alabamas Wilkin Formby to their offensive line. The six-foot-seven, over-three-hundred-twenty-pound former Crimson Tide starter brings proven SEC talent and immediate experience to the Aggies, filling a crucial need as they replace nearly their entire starting offensive line. Formbys commitment, over other SEC rivals, sets the stage for an intriguing matchup when Texas A&M faces Alabama on October twenty-fourth, twenty twenty-six.

Texas A&M Aggies bolster defense with Northwestern edge rusher Anto Saka, a four-star transfer with 13 tackles, 3 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, and a fumble recovery last season. Saka, ranked as a top 80 overall portal prospect and 13th-best edge rusher, joins the Aggies after visiting and flipping his commitment from Penn State. He fills a significant gap left by Cashius Howell, who led the Aggies in sacks before entering the NFL Draft.