Between incredible runs of talent in both the 1970s and 1990s, Texas A&M has seen a number of stars emerge in the defensive backfield throughout program history. From Kevin Smith to Lester Hayes to Yale Lary, David Sandhop lists his top 10 Aggie DBs of all time.

Two-time All-SEC defensive back Antonio Johnson was selected by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the fifth round of the NFL Draft on Saturday. Johnson is the first A&M DB to be drafted since the Dallas Cowboys selected safety Donovan Wilson was taken in the sixth round in 2019.

Over the last three days, Texas A&M's NFL-hopefuls have listened with bated breath, hoping to hear their names called and to join the League. While some had longer to wait than others, quite a few Aggies fulfilled their lifelong dream. Find out how it all shook out inside.

Hard-hitting Texas A&M safety Justin Evans was taken with the 18th pick in the second round of the 2017 NFL draft by the Tampa Bay Bucaneers. During his time at A&M, Evans made plenty of big plays in the secondary, including a crucial interception against UCLA in 2016.

Texas A&M's NFL hopefuls have waited for years to hear their names called and enter the League, and the day is finally here. Follow along throughout the weekend and join the conversation in our running thread as the Aggies come off the board.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, now-former Texas A&M safety Justin Evans joined to discuss his time in Aggieland, preparing for the NFL Draft, his recruitment, A&M's team in 2017 and much more.

As his dad looked on and waxed nostalgic, Texas A&M safety Justin Evans made his best impression on NFL scouts on Thursday. A physical, athletic defender, Evans is likely to be an early round pick in the upcoming professional draft.

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.

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.

John Harris of the Houston Texans called in live from the Senior Bowl to discuss the three Aggies performing, as well as athletes who made impressions on day one. John concluded the segment by talking about possible first round draft picks.

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.

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.

Texas A&M and LSU are preparing for a Thanksgiving tilt, and as usual, that means future NFL playmakers squaring off all over the field. From dominant pass-rushers to All-SEC corners and wideouts, these are the players to keep an eye on.

Despite playing without all but one starter in the secondary, the Aggie defense looked more like the unit that will have to show up against LSU. Billy has ten defensive thoughts on the game.

Texas A&M-Ole Miss is loaded with important matchups, the most important of which is at the quarterback position. With backups starting on each side, who will step up and generate some offense for each team?

Texas A&M's defense has struggled mightily against zone read schemes for three weeks, allowing over 1,000 rushing yards during that span. Mississippi State punched the Aggies in the mouth, and the Maroon and White folded down the stretch.