Jason Howell is back with another edition of his three things, but rather than focusing on recruiting, he turned his attention to the NFL Draft. Howell discusses which Aggies he expects to hear their name called and his biggest takeaways from round one.

With the 2021 CFB season closer than it seems, the Aggies are aiming to build on an Orange Bowl victory and take another step toward championships. In order to do that, Alabama must be defeated, and the Aggies are already looking forward to that matchup on October 9.

Our QB1 Stephen McGee joined Thursday's edition of TexAgts Radio to go in-depth on the Pro Day festivities at Texas A&M and how Kellen Mond's day could impact his draft position next month.

Texas A&M's Pro Day offered a new venue for former Texas A&M stars to show professional scouts their skills and competitive edge. Bobby Brown, Kellen Mond and Buddy Johnson all look ready to join an NFL roster.

Following the decision to cancel this year's NFL Combine, the Texas A&M Pro Day became the premier showcase for NFL hopeful Aggies to show their stuff. Following today's activities, head coach Jimbo Fisher and an array of Aggies spoke with the media about the day.

Our NFL Draft expert John Harris joined TexAgs Radio to share his thoughts on which Aggies can help themselves most with a strong Pro Day performance in front of scouts and team personnel.

Despite not having a potent passing attack, Texas A&M went 9-1 in 2020 and finished fourth in the national rankings. Should the Aggie offense threaten deep more often, the Maroon & White could find themselves in contention for championships.

Former Texas A&M quarterback Stephen McGee joined TexAgs Radio this morning to discuss which players he expects to be the most improved on the Aggie football team in 2021. McGee also shared his thoughts on Tom Brady's seventh as well as his weekly bullcrap.

Back from a trip to Mobile, John Harris of the Houston Texans and FootballTakeover.come shared his biggest takeaways from the Senior Bowl. Harris also discussed the Texans hiring David Culley as well as what he expects in Sunday's Super Bowl.

While the Aggies lose their starting QB, four members of the offensive line and must somehow find a way to build on their success from 2020, the program is not alone. Olin Buchanan takes a look at what must be replaced on the rosters of every Aggie opponent in 2021.

Following a career in which he set several Texas A&M records, Kellen Mond came out dealing in the second half of the Senior Bowl. The four-year Aggie QB was named the MVP of the game, which is put on by the NFL.

This week in Mobile, AL, three Aggies are participating in the NFL Senior Bowl. Our draft expert John Harris of Football Takeover and the Houston Texans joined to offer his thoughts on what each Kellen Mond, Dan Moore, and Carson Green can prove to the NFL scouts.

While Texas A&M's football team had many strengths contributing to their success, closing the first half with a score is one of the more under-appreciated factors. The Aggies' ability to boost their confidence level and shift momentum before the break was huge.

After three-and-a-half years as Texas A&M's signal-caller, Kellen Mond is moving on to the National Football League. Mond joined Billy Liucci to look back on his Aggie career and discuss where the program is headed under Jimbo Fisher.

On Thursday morning, Kellen Mond announced that he's headed to the NFL after nearly four years as the starting quarterback for the Texas A&M Aggies. Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio to react to Mond's decision just moments after it was announced via Twitter.

After starting the majority of his four years in Aggieland, senior quarterback Kellen Mond will enter the NFL Draft. Mond had the option to return for a fifth season since the NCAA is not counting 2020 against players' eligibility clocks.

After he has had some time to ruminate on a historic Orange Bowl victory to cap off an incredible year, Billy Liucci shares some of his early postseason thoughts about Texas A&M football.

All signs point to Kellen Mond having played his final game in the Maroon & White in the Orange Bowl. The professor, John Harris, joined TexAgs Radio to discuss Mond's career and what his toughness and leadership have meant to the culture change within the A&M program.