New video from Texas A&M football shows what could be deadliest combo in SEC

The Aggies are hoping for an offensive explosion from these two in 2025.
Dec 27, 2024; Las Vegas, NV, USA; Texas A&M Aggies quarterback Marcel Reed (10) throws the ball against the Southern California Trojans in the first half at Allegiant Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images
Dec 27, 2024; Las Vegas, NV, USA; Texas A&M Aggies quarterback Marcel Reed (10) throws the ball against the Southern California Trojans in the first half at Allegiant Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images | Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

The last time Texas A&M football truly had an explosive offense was probably in the 2016 season, at the very latest. In the days of Trevor Knight, Keith Ford, Trayveon Williams, Josh Reynolds, and Christian Kirk, the Aggies could put some big plays together, as we saw in games like those against Arkansas and Tennessee that year.

Since that point, though, the big play has been hard to come by for the Aggies. We've seen some great defenses and some pretty steady offenses— steady enough to rank as a top-30 unit, statistically speaking— but we haven't seen any offenses that were truly explosive.

Aggie fans are hoping that that could change this year, as they look forward to a team with an extremely experienced offensive line, a dynamic talent at quarterback, and the best receiver room Aggieland has seen in quite some time. This latest video from Texas A&M football only stokes those fires of anticipation.

Texas A&M football's latest clip whets fans' appetite for connection between Marcel Reed and KC Concepcion

The Aggies' portal endeavors landed them several impact receivers, but likely none more impactful than KC Concepcion, who is already developing a strong connection with Marcel Reed:

This is the kind of play that the Aggie faithful want to see in the 2025 season, and it looks like the Aggies are primed to demonstrate it. It's not just Concepcion, either: Mario Craver and Ashton Bethel-Roman are also legitimate targets for Reed taht could help this become a truly feared receiving corps.

Add to that the continued development of Theo Melin Ohrstrom and the addition of Amari Niblack, and the Aggies all of a sudden look like a unit that could make some serious noise this year. I can't remember the last time that A&M's offense was better than their defense— it honestly might have been that 2016 year— but we well could see that happen again this fall.