Texas A&M football is on the verge of a huge NFL Draft season, with Aggie names being listed already up and down draft boards. After the season that A&M just had, it's not hard to understand why, of course: the Aggies have a lot of top-end talent that's coming out for the big leagues.
One of the best places for these draft-eligible players to show their stuff is at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. Some Aggies have already been making noise in the leadup to this all-star game, which has led to some good publicity for the program and their own draft status.
Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Texas A&M players in the Senior Bowl.
When is the Senior Bowl? How to watch Texas A&M players in all-star game
The Senior Bowl is set to take place today, January 31, at 1:30 PM CT in Mobile, Alabama. The game will be broadcast on the NFL Network at that time.
There will be players from all over the country participating, of course, so it's worth listing off which Aggies are on Senior Bowl rosters.
Which Texas A&M players are in the Senior Bowl?
Here's which Texas A&M players are participating:
- DE Dayon Hayes
- WR KC Concepcion
- OL Trey Zuhn
- CB Will Lee
- TE Nate Boerkircher
- OL Dametrious Crownover
- LB Scooby Williams
- RB Le'Veon Moss
That's quite a number of participants for the Maroon and White. In previous years, the Aggies have had three or fewer players taking part in this all-star game, but this season, the talent coming out of College Station is pretty hard to ignore.
Two standouts from the Aggies so far at the Senior Bowl have been, maybe surprisingly, Dametrious Crownover, who got some eyes immediately thanks to his size and skill, and Nate Boerkircher, who made one of the biggest highlight plays of the practices so far. Both of these guys were rather unheralded coming into their careers with A&M, but both have developed quickly and are now catching a lot of eyes as they make plays down in Mobile.
Of course, Aggie fans all know what KC Concepcion, Le'Veon Moss, and the rest of them can do, so it's great that the lesser-known players are also making names for themselves. Hopefully they continue to do so throughout the rest of this process.