Wide receiver Christian Kirk took the SEC by storm during his freshman campaign, scoring eight times and racking up over 1700 all-purpose yards, and indications point to Kirk improving on that performance in 2016.

After leading the Texas A&M defense in tackles in 2015, safety Armani Watts looks poised to be an early-entry candidate into the NFL Draft if he can continue to progress his game during his junior season. Watts comes in at #3 in our 30 Players in 30 Days series.

After a productive sophomore season where he lead Texas A&M's defense in interceptions, Donovan Wilson now enters his junior year ready to improve on his great 2015 season. Wilson comes in at #4 on our 30 Players in 30 Days series.

Now a senior and a leader of A&M's offensive unit, wide receiver Josh Reynolds has a chance to rise in the A&M record books with a strong 2016 season. He comes in at #5 in our 30 Players in 30 Days series.

Although he's overlooked from time to time because of Armani Watts and Donovan Wilson, senior defensive back Justin Evans put together a very solid year in 2015 and could become a high-round NFL Draft pick with a strong senior season.

Now a senior, defensive end Daeshon Hall has made enormous strides on the field and with his body since stepping on campus in 2013 and is now a sure-fire draft pick next spring. He comes in at #7 in our 30 Players in 30 Days series.

Going into his second year starting at the all-important left tackle spot on the Texas A&M offensive line, senior Avery Gennesy is now the leader of the unit and could continue the Aggies' streak of first round offensive line NFL Draft picks with a strong 2016.

Now a fourth-year player, wide receiver Ricky Seals-Jones has taken on a leadership role in the A&M offense and is poised for a great season in 2016 if he is able to build on his productive sophomore campaign.

Despite taking a medical redshirt in 2015, Texas A&M linebacker Otaro Alaka comes into the 2016 football season with high expectations and will be a vital piece of the puzzle if the Aggies want to improve on stopping the run in 2016.

After showing flashes of greatness in 2015, slimmed up defensive tackle Daylon Mack looks poised for a breakout year for the Aggies. The sophomore from Gladewater comes in at #11 in our 30 Players in 30 Days series.

Though he will spend just one season playing at Texas A&M, graduate transfer quarterback Trevor Knight has brought stability and leadership to the Aggies' quarterback room in his few months on campus. He comes in at #12 in our 30 Players in 30 Days series.

After drawing rave reviews from Texas A&M defensive coordinator John Chavis in the spring, sophomore defensive tackle Kingsley Keke looks primed for a breakout season in 2016. He comes in at #13 in our 30 Players in 30 Days series.

Since making the SEC All-freshman team in 2014, junior Speedy Noil has experienced some troubles off of the field. With a renewed outlook for the 2016 season, can Speedy be an undeniable threat for the Aggie offense? He comes in at #14 on our 30 Players in 30 Days list.

After splitting reps at one of Texas A&M's corner spots last season, junior defensive back Nick Harvey comes into 2016 as a proven commodity and should be a full-time starter for the Aggies this season.

Texas A&M defensive tackle Zaycoven Henderson looks to be a major key inside on the Aggies' highly regarded defensive line in 2016. The senior comes in at #16 in TexAgs' 30 Players in 30 Days series.

After sitting out the 2015 season due to NCAA transfer rules, junior running back Keith Ford is more than ready to take the field this year and projects to be Texas A&M's primary threat out of the backfield in 2016.

Senior offensive lineman Jermaine Eluemunor started Texas A&M's final game of the 2015 season and looks to continue that role into 2016. He comes in at #18 in TexAgs' 30 Players in 30 Days series.

At season's end last year, Richard Moore was arguably Texas A&M's best linebacker on the field. Now a sophomore, Moore looks to improve on his strong close to 2015 as he sees his role in John Chavis' defense increase.