
Cashius Howell: Aggies' Elite Edge Rusher
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Taylor Dolls latest Making Monsters NFL Draft episode features Texas A&M insider Tony Catalina, discussing edge rusher Cashius Howell. Despite not fitting the classic mold, Howells elite pass-rush skills have him popping up in mock drafts for the Chicago Bears. After transferring from Bowling Green, Howell bulked up and became the top option, earning SEC Defensive Player of the Year and unanimous Consensus All-American honors in 2025 with 11.5 sacks, 14 tackles for loss, and 6 passes defended. Keep an eye on Howell and other Aggies who could shake up drafts.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Cashius Howell: Aggies' Elite Edge Rusher. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 8th. This is NFL News Today, your AI-powered source for everything NFL. Taylor Doll dropped another fire episode in her, making Monsters NFL Draft series, chatting with Texas A&M insider Tony Catalina from the Austin. Statesman They dove deep into Aggie's prospects, spotlighting Ed rusher Kashiya's Howell, who's popping up in mock dress for the Chicago Bears. At six foot two and a half inches and 253 pounds, Howell might not fit the classic mold for a Dennis Allen end, but his pass rush. Skills are straight elite. Catalina broke down Howell's journey after transferring from bowling green in 2024. He started as a situational guy behind studs, like Nick Scowerton and Shamar Stewart, but bulked up big time this year with a fiercer mindset as the top. Option Fans and scouts are buzzing because Howell adapted quick to the SEC grind, looking nothing like a mid-major transfer. That leap in competition level, night and day, yet he owned it from jump.
In 2025, he balled out with 11.5 sacks, 14 tackles for loss, and six passes defended, earning SEC defensive player of. The year and unanimous consensus all American honors. They also hit on Y receiver KC Concepts the Own, and offensive tackled Trey Zune III, plus more Aggies who could shake up drafts. Keep an eye on these. Names as the Bears Hunt edge help.
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