Dez Bryant Jr

Wide Receiver

5′10″ / 160 lbs

Colleyville, TX

Heritage

Class of 2028

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Texas A&M

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1 day ago by Jason Howell

Coaches busy on the road

Texas A&M has been busy on the road the last few days. Collin Klein dropped by to see 2026 QB commit Helaman Casuga and his familyFaith, Family, Football & home grown hawaiian Food…Thank you Coach @CK_KleinCollin for our home visit. @AggieFootball we cookin👍! @TexAgsLive @TA_Recruiting @tamurecruits @BlairAngulo @NilxGroup @Elite11 @Stumpf_Brian @Rivals @BrandonHuffman @raw7v7 pic.twitter.com/luuMIzVPTg— Helaman Casuga (@HelamanCasuga) January 21, 2025 Trooper Taylor was in Carthage checking in with RB KJ Edwards and his younger brother JD Edwards who both hold Texas A&M offers. I'm told it was a really good visit I also hear the staff has plans to check in with some heavy hitters in Dallas-Fort Worth today. I hear Duncanville, South Oak Cliff, DeSoto, Denton Guyer, and Mesquite Horn are all in the works. That's some serious talent there. Here's a look at just the prospects already holding A&M offers at those schools 2026S Markel Ford, Mesquite Horn - Texas A&M commitDE KJ Ford, DuncanvilleDE Kordae Houston, South Oak CliffLB Jamarion Phillips, South Oak Cliff 2027RB Myson Johnson-Cook, DeSotoWR Ethan Feaster, DeSotoOL Brian Swanson, South Oak CliffDL JD Jones, South Oak CliffDL Khyren Haywood, Denton GuyerATH Zane Rowe, Denton GuyerThe Aggies were pretty active last week in DFW with some new offers. They were the first to offer 2028 WR Dez Bryant Jr at Colleyville Heritage, and they extended a trio of offers at Lancaster to 2026 RB Izayah Lee, 2027 ATH Victor Scott, and 2028 ATH James Foster. They also offered Navy National Combine standout and Cedar Hill 2027 DL Jalen Brewster.

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