Texas A&M football’s spring football season is now six practices deep, as Tuesday’s session featured more progress at every position group. At the same time, quarterback Conner Weigman has continued to look healthier throughout the week. Those who have played the game at any level know that practice, spring, or fall could make or break a team, especially with a new coaching staff.
Head coach Mike Elko’s transition has been smooth on the surface, but as we all know, the new age of college football concerning the unregulated transfer portal and NIL has made the head coaching job feel like being a corporate CEO during the offseason, something Elko has already discussed during various press conferences last month.
Weigman’s progress will always take center stage due to the importance of the position. Still, Tuesday also featured several newcomers from the transfer portal combined with perhaps the most important returning player in the secondary, junior hybrid safety Bryce Anderson.
Thanks to Carter Karels, Travis Brown, and David Sandhop, here are the best highlights from Texas A&M’s sixth spring practice on Tuesday afternoon.
Conner Weigman is looking healthier by the day
Wide receiver Jahdae Walker is in for a big year
The young Shanahan is putting in work at center
Quarterback Marcel Reed is competing for the QB 2 spot
Quarterback Jaylen Henderson is looking good
Transfer OL Dorian Hinton also working out at center
Tight end Theo Melin Ohrstrom showing off his blocking skills
Bryce Anderson. Enough said.
New Aggies’ WR coach Holmon Wiggins
The most important group on the team…
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