National reaction to Aggies' new WRs show Mike Elko snagged two studs in the portal

It took a while for the Texas A&M offense to get going against UTSA, but a second half explosion made any anxiety disappear inside Kyle Field.

Mario Craver and KC Concepcion are the new faces of Texas A&M football, and they showed up in a way to make fans believe that the Aggies have something special on offense. Concepcion showed up on offense and on special teams, showing off his speed. Craver showed up by scoring two touchdowns and showing off his own speed after catches.

Everybody is on the bandwagon now after seeing their respective debuts, and it's easy to see why the Aggies are poised for an explosive offensive season.

It's been nothing but positive national reaction for Concepcion and Craver

Could Concepcion end up becoming the best transfer addition in the SEC this season? One podcaster and columnist seems to think so.

Former Aggies tight end Jace Sternberger gives the thumbs up for Concepcion, and he thinks he's immediately making an impact that will last the whole season.

After Concepcion's debut, someone pointed out that he is clearly not the same player he was at NC State, thanks to coaching staff not utilizing him properly.

Kyle Field decided to debut their new LED lights during the UTSA game, and while that was one of the more entertaining events inside the stadium, it didn't compare to the incredible debuts of Concepcion and Craver.

Craver also put himself in Aggies lore on his first day on the job. He's now in the same conversation as Christian Kirk back 10 years ago.

According to PFSN, both guys were on the list of highest-graded WRs of Week 1.

Both guys are already making up for what Noah Thomas and Cyrus Allen couldn't do, and that's light up the field consistently. We're not saying both guys have to play like superstars all season long, but the UTSA game gave fans a glimpse as to what we're expecting to see.