One Texas A&M player is making a real name for himself at the Senior Bowl

Texas A&M fans saw an extremely high level of offensive line play in College Station this past fall, due mostly to the experience and chemistry of the senior-heavy unit in Aggieland. The Aggies have had to rebuild quickly through the portal to replace a lot of that outgoing talent, as the maroon and white OL in 2025 was made up of quite a few long-timers.

Maybe the most underappreciated among that group was former three-star offensive tackle Dametrious Crownover. The right tackle for the Aggies came to College Station as an athlete prospect whose future could have been at offensive line or tight end, but the Aggies had a clear plan in mind for him.

His first action came in 2022, and he's steadily improved ever since that point. One of the most physically imposing players on the team, he displayed a high level of finesse this past season, and he's begun to put the nation on notice with some dominant performances at the Senior Bowl.

Texas A&M OL Dametrious Crownover turning heads at Senior Bowl practices

In the leadup to one of the nation's top all-star games where draft-bound seniors can make their case to move up on draft boards, Crownover has been all but a brick wall so far.

Crownover was one of the top players listed as an early winner at these practices after performances like those in the clip above.

Aggie fans will love to see this: though they didn't get to meet the Texas Tech Red Raiders on the field this past season, Crownover got to give one of the top Tech pass rushers a taste of life in the SEC in this rep.

Crownover has intriguing physical tools for NFL front offices, and so his draft stock could certainly begin to trend upwards if he keeps up this level of play. He's an absolute monster who could make any OL in the NFL immediately better, so don't be surprised to hear his name a lot more going forward.