Myles Garrett figures to be the No. 1 pick in the upcoming NFL draft and the tenth defensive end taken first overall. The others have experienced varying degrees of success. Will the Texas A&M star live up to the hype?

Texas A&M defensive end Myles Garrett projects to be the No. 1 overall selection in the upcoming NFL Draft, an accomplishment no Aggie has been able to pull off, though there's ample evidence some A&M stars should have been given the honor.

In the annual on-campus feeding frenzy for the NFL's draft-oriented minds, a horde of pro scouts and position coaches were on hand on Thursday to see the Aggies vying for a shot at the League. Following the tests and drills, they broke down how they performed.

With the 2016 season in the rear view, 15 of Texas A&M's NFL-aspiring juniors and seniors are set to show off their talents for NFL scouts at the university's Pro Day. Follow along with all of the latest updates in our running thread.

Myles Garrett is almost universally considered the best option in the upcoming NFL Draft, but he has a few detractors, including TV personality Booger McFarland. Critics like Booger attack Garrett's run-stopping skills, but they haven't looked at the numbers.

Before workouts even began, Myles Garrett said his goal was to "dominate" the NFL Combine. Well, mission accomplished.

The 2017 NFL Scouting Combine has officially begun, and nine Texas A&M players are participating. We will be following the action live all four days and will be updating this story with the results as they come in.

Weekly guest John Harris of the Houston Texans joined Wednesday's show to discuss Myles Garrett's video to Jerry Jones, the nine Aggies invited to the combine, how the Cowboys should approach the draft and more.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, John Harris of the Houston Texans and footballtakeover.com joined to share his thoughts on this weekend's NFL playoff games, A&M players in the NFL Draft and more.

Texas A&M experienced some breath-taking highs and heartbreaking lows during the 2016 football season, but the way it ended left a bitter taste in most peoples' mouths. Olin Buchanan shared his best and worst moments of the year.

After three seasons in Aggieland, two-time All-American defensive end Myles Garrett has officially declared for the 2017 NFL Draft. Garrett has been projected by many as the #1 pick in April's draft.

Texas A&M and Kansas State are set to square off in the 2016 Texas Bowl. Both teams are gearing up in Houston, and the coaches and players from each team took the time to meet with the media on Tuesday to share their thoughts on the game.

The Aggies should have some key stars healthy again in the Texas Bowl as they square off against a Wildcat squad that is a bit of a Big 12 anomaly with a strong ground game and stout defense.

Though many college football stars are skipping their teams' bowl games to protect their health and prepare for the NFL draft, draft-eligible Aggies want to play one more game with their teammates.

All-American Aggie defensive end Myles Garrett figures to make a lot of money if he leaves school early for the NFL draft, but he's keeping his cards close to the vest. Garrett says his focus is the upcoming bowl game, leaving fans to speculate about his decision.

Myles Garrett is only a junior, but he's more than likely going to be playing his final game as an Aggie in Houston. The All-American has been an outstanding representative for Texas A&M, and his final collegiate game makes a lackluster bowl worth the trip.

For the second consecutive year, Texas A&M defensive end Myles Garrett is a member of the Walter Camp All America first team. Despite a significant leg injury in 2016, Garrett remained a game-changer for the Aggies.

The SEC has announced its all-conference teams, and four Aggies — Myles Garrett, Christian Kirk, Avery Gennesy and Justin Evans — were named to the lists, including three on the first team.