During Friday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio, former Texas A&M wideout Chris Taylor joined to share his thoughts on the Maroon & White's assembled group of receivers ahead of the 2022 football season.

Texas A&M takes the practice field on Wednesday to begin fall camp, exactly one month before the season-opener. With the No. 1 recruiting class settled in, greater depth in key positions and emerging stars, the Aggies have all the pieces to move past last year's 8-4 mark.

Returning from multiple injuries, redshirt junior wideout Chase Lane is healthy and primed to make an impact on the receiving core. Entering his fourth season as an Aggie, his talent and leadership land him at #20 on 22 players in 22 days.

As summer workouts come to a close and fall camp begins next week, the 2022 season is right around the corner. In this Scattershoot, Billy Liucci shares some insight on the team's progression from standout freshmen to emerging players and much, much more.

Texas A&M went 8-4 last season, but the Aggies certainly hope to finish with a stronger record this season. There are a handful of areas that the Maroon & White must improve in to reach their ultimate goal this fall.

On the final day of SEC Media Days, Jimbo Fisher took the stage and displayed a clear sense of excitement about his 2022 squad as the Texas A&M head man stated that his Aggies are in a better position to succeed than any other team he has led during his tenure in Aggieland.

Former Texas A&M wideout Chris Taylor joined Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio to analyze the upcoming receiving corps filled with experienced veterans and young talent and how they can make an impact during the 2022 campaign.

The offseason is rolling on, but there are still plenty of topics to tackle as college football prepares to make its return at the end of August. In this written edition of Ask Liucci, Billy tackles another round of subscriber questions focusing on the Aggies and beyond.