Way-too-early prediction for Texas A&M football’s 2024 starting lineup

With spring over and done with, here’s how we see Texas A&M football’s starting 11 on each side looking against the Irish.

Sep 16, 2023; College Station, Texas, USA; Texas A&M Aggies quarterback Conner Weigman (15) warms up before the game against the Louisiana Monroe Warhawks at Kyle Field. Mandatory Credit: Troy Taormina-USA TODAY Sports / Troy Taormina-USA TODAY Sports

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Predicting Texas A&M football's starting lineup - IOL: Ar’Maj Reed-Adams, Mark Nabou, Chase Bisontis

A whole new three-man slate on the inside would usually be a bad thing, but each of these guys brings significant experience. Bisontis, of course, started at tackle all of last year. Though up-and-down generally, he ended up making some really impressive plays. Keeping him from leaving via the portal was huge for this Aggie staff.

Nabou is the presumed starter at center following the departure of Bryce Foster, but he’ll have a fight on his hands. Utah transfer Koli Faaiu could definitely make some noise there, as he was a big part of one of the nation’s top offensive fronts. Either guy would give me confidence at the position.

Finally we have the newcomer: Ar’Maj Reed-Adams. By all accounts, he’s been extremely impressive as a player and a leader so far, and Aggies are excited to see him on the offensive line. I think his addition will be one that lots of fans will point to as key to success this season.

Other guys who could make noise are Kam Dewberry (who I think will be first off the bench to take over at either guard spot), Aki Ogunbiyi, and TJ Shanahan. Shanahan played center in the spring game, and though he has a ways to go, I liked what I saw out of him.

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