Aggies' Pro Day: NFL Teams Eye NFL-Ready Players

0:00On March 25, Texas A&M had a standout, 2025 season, with an 11-in-2 record and their first trip to the college football. Playoff. They fell to Miami in the opening round, but the real story came right after, with a massive roster turnover. The Aggies lost more than 20 players to pro opportunities, including a nation leading 13 invites to the NFL scouting combine. Four of those were starting offensive linemen, and all 13 are projected to get drafted in 2026, or sign as top undrafted free. Agents. Standouts like Ed rusher caches how, and wide receiver Casey Concepcione, could go in the first round. Fans and scouts have been buzzing about the talent drain, especially with the Aggies rebuilding undercoach Mike Elco. It's a testament to the program's success in developing NFL ready players across positions like the lines and linebacker spots. The team's pro day is coming up on Wednesday, March 25, with all 32 NFL teams sending reps, including the Dallas Cowboys who are.

1:01Just a short drive away, the Cowboys need help at linebacker, defensive line, and offensive tackle. Eleven former Aggie starters, including linebackers, Tori in York and Scooby Williams, plus right tackle, Demetrius Crownover, already dined with. Cowboys brass before the event. Crownover stands out as a potential late round gem with big upside, setting the stage for what could be a busy draft week for A&M alums.