The Texas A&M Aggies came in with high hopes of high offensive firepower. After an 11-1 regular season, it's safe to say they got exactly that.
The All-SEC Teams came out with six Texas A&M players on the list.
The first team includes KC Concepcion, Trey Zuhn III and Cashius Howell. The third team includes Chase Bisontis, Mario Craver and Taurean York.
Six Texas A&M players honored with All-SEC awards
This was the team fans were waiting for to finally put the puzzle together. Trey Zuhn III leads one of the best offensive lines in college football, and because of that, it paved the way for Marcel Reed to get the ball to his key receivers, Concepcion and Craver. Chase Bisontis is also one of the more underrated pieces of the team, and he deserves to be on that list.
Those two playmakers decided to don the Maroon and White and buy into everything Mike Elko was selling them, and it paid off. Without those two receivers, the Aggies wouldn't be where they are today. The duo finished top five in SEC receiving yards. Concepcion also got in as a return specialist.
On defense, Taurean York has looked like a veteran captain and play caller from the first game of his sophomore season. He is NFL material with his speed and tackling abilities, and it's no surprise that he's on there.
Cashius Howell did his best to get himself into the top 10 category of the single-season sacks in Aggie history, but fell just short of that this season. However, his 11.5 sacks on the season are tied for fourth in college football, with John Henry Daley from Utah.
The consistency of health showed up this season, with the only significant injuries to Bryce Anderson and Le'Veon Moss. Now, it's time to get the real hardware in mid-January, and even Zuhn III was pretty confident in that despite being the No. 7 seed.