The stakes for Texas A&M football has never been higher. With nothing but hype this season for Marcel Reed and the Aggies offense, the offense looks like a high-powered machine if they can get everything together.
Part of that contribution will come from center Mark Nabou, who ended his season early last year with a lower-leg injury. This was upsetting to watch, as Nabou only played a few snaps on the entire season. He's out on a mission this year, and he's warning all SEC defenses that there's a new sheriff in town.
Nabou was interviewed by reporters on his rehab process and the offense. He promised doom on his SEC opponents thanks to one of the Aggies' strongest core.
Nabou says no one will stop Texas A&M RB's this season
“Trouble.”
— TexAgs (@TexAgs) August 6, 2025
OL @markk_jrr on what it could look like having multiple healthy running backs this season: pic.twitter.com/oBn1r0SNpd
"If we just healthy, I don't see anyone stopping us."Mark Nabou
Nabou made a bold promise out there to the entire SEC, but it's warranted considering the SEC media finally seems to be buying in on Texas A&M's chances to make the College Football Playoff.
It really all rides on Nabou and the offensive line. With a healthy Le'Veon Moss, Rueben Owens and Amari Daniels, this could spark doom for the rest of the SEC if all the pieces fit right. Aggies fans are just trying to hope that a certain curse no longer exists.
The only thing to remember is that the quarterback position hasn't been so nice to Texas A&M in the past five seasons. It's almost like we've seen quarterback after quarterback for too many years consistently. Aggies fans are still trying to figure out what happened to a guy like Haynes King, as it seems he never really got his fair shot to shine under the bright lights of College Station.
Three running backs who are familiar with each other is a nightmare for SEC defenses to stop, and if you can run the football in this league with a healthy offensive line, it almost seems like the sky is the limit for Mike Elko's squad.