Texas A&M football is setting up to have a historic NFL draft as a program, as the Aggies could have upwards of ten players selected over the three-day period. We're talking program-record territory, and it's all thanks to Mike Elko's development and work in the transfer portal over these last couple of seasons.
Matt Miller clearly thinks such a result is eminently possible for the Aggies, as in his latest mock draft, he predicts twelve Texas A&M players to be selected over the course of four rounds. That would be even better than fans are anticipating if it comes to pass— and given his projections, it may be more likely than not that they do indeed break that ten-selection mark.
Texas A&M football projected to have record-breaking 12 players selected in 2026 NFL Draft
Here are the projected selections per Miller's mock draft:
- No. 22 overall (Round 1), Cashius Howell to the Chargers
- No. 35 overall (Round 2), Chase Bisontis to the Titans
- No. 37 overall (Round 2), KC Concepcion to the Giants
- No. 85 overall (Round 3), Tyler Onyedim to the Steelers
- No. 90 overall (Round 3), Trey Zuhn to the Dolphins
- No. 98 overall (Round 3), Dametrious Crownover to the Eagles
- No. 108 overall (Round 4), Albert Regis to the Broncos
- No. 119 overall (Round 4), Le'Veon Moss to the Panthers
- No. 122 overall (Round 4), Will Lee to the Falcons
- No. 144 overall (Round 5), Nate Boerkircher to the Titans
- No. 163 overall (Round 5), Scooby Williams to the Vikings
- No. 245 overall (Round 7), Ar'maj Reed-Adams to the Jaguars
Even though Miller only has the Aggies with one first-rounder, he has them with six picks in the top 100. That's a pretty solid group, all things considered, and the totality includes guys like Scooby Williams and Nate Boerkircher getting selected in the fifth round.
Ar'Maj Reed-Adams had some first-round buzz earlier on in the process, before this previous season, but that has all but completely died out at this point. Still, it could be enough to have some teams taking a long look at him, even if he will be a day-three guy.
The only big name missing here is Taurean York. York tested well at the combine, but is a smaller player, so that could explain his lack of inclusion here. The puzzling thing is that Miller earlier labeled York the Aggies' biggest sleeper in this draft.
Hopefully, not just 12 but 13 Aggies end up being selected when all is said and done here. Texas A&M fans would love to see some more Maroon and White representation in the league, and they're about to get it in boatloads.