14 College Football 26 Texas A&M player ratings revealed ahead of July 10 release
Texas A&M's 2025 roster is filled with talent and experience, led by an offensive line that features all five returning starters from the 2024 campaign, led by left tackle Trey Zuhn, left guard Chase Bisontis, and right guard Ar'maj Reed-Adams, who is reportedly the highest rated player on the team in College Football 26, according to the latest ratings leak.
Thanks to Jaxson Callaway of AggiesToday, 14 of Texas A&M's highest-ranked players' ratings were revealed, and to no surprise, Reed-Adams, new wide receiver KC Concepcion, linebacker Taurean York, and running back Le'Veon Moss are the three highest-rated players on the team. For the Aggies to be successful in 2025, the run game needs the O-line to block at an elite level, while Concepcion and York will likely lead the team in several categories.
Here are the 14 highest-rated Texas A&M players in College Football 2026
Starting quarterback Marcel Reed's 85 rating is respectable given his potential and need to improve in the pocket. At the same time, former Iowa State defensive lineman Tyler Onyedim could end up being Texas A&M's best Run defender and interior pass rusher after three successful seasons in Ames.
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