Texas A&M’s 2026 season is less than four months away, as the Aggies will kick off the year against Missouri State in Kyle Field on Saturday, Sept. 5. This offseason, third-year coach Mike Elko saw a record 10 players selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, including four starting offensive linemen, resulting in him and his staff adding 17 players from the transfer portal.
Even after losing more than a dozen players to graduation/NFL draft, the Aggies returned a talented veteran roster, led by starting quarterback Marcel Reed, senior cornerback Dezz Ricks, and senior defensive tackle DJ Hicks, who will all need to have their best seasons for Texas A&M to have a shot at making it back to the College Football Playoff.
During the Maroon & White Game, star senior linebacker Daymion Sanford suffered a lower-body injury that will keep him sidelined for the first half of the season, vaulting sophomore Noah Mikhail into the starting lineup, paired with transfer linebacker Ray Coney, who will need to keep the room afloat before Sanford returns, likely in mid-to late October at the earliest.
After the spring season, every player on the 2026 roster is training on their own or in the Aggie facility, especially Marcel Reed, who is looking to add healthy weight to his frame. Still, these young men deserve to have some fun before the grind truly begins in early August, and what better way to goof around with the Aggie media than to prove that words don’t need to be spoken when describing each of their football positions!
In an effort to provide some levity, here is nearly every current Texas A&M player acting out their positions without saying a word.
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Reporting by Cameron Ohnysty, Aggies Wire / Aggies Wire
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