Texas A&M’s 2026 offense will now feature transfer wide receiver Isaiah Horton, who, at 6’4″ and now 215 pounds according to the latest roster update, brings much-needed size to an A&M wide receiver corps that was completely built on speed last season, as transfer wideouts KC Concepcion and Mario Craver combined for 1.836 yards and 13 touchdowns.
After Concepcion was the first of a record 10 players selected in the 2026 NFL Draft, going 24th overall to the Cleveland Browns, Mario Craver returns as starting quarterback Marcel Reed’s No. 1 receiver after reeling in 917 yards and four touchdowns, including a record 207 yards during the Aggies’ road win over Notre Dame.
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Marcel Reed’s 3,169 yards, 25 touchdowns and 12 interceptions led an Aggie offense that averaged 33.8 points per game last season, but after running back Le’Veon Moss was lost for the year during A&M’s home win vs. Florida, Rueben Owens picked up the slack before struggling at the end of the season, rushing for a career-high 639 yards and five touchdowns.
This week, On3’s Crain & Cone released their top 10 college football offenses, and while Texas A&M was selected, the Aggies did earn an honorable mention alongside BYU.
“Crain & Crone believe Texas A&M and BYU will do good things on offense in 2026. Last year, the Aggies averaged 33.8 points per game, while the Cougars recorded 31.4 points per contest.”
This season, Mario Craver, Isaiah Horton, Ashton Bethel-Roman, Terry Bussey, freshman Aaron Gregory, and former five-star receiver Jerome Myles make up a wide receiver rotation that rivals any unit in the SEC, while Rueben Owens and rising sophomore Jamarion Morrow will more than likely split the starting snaps in the backfield.
However, any success on offense will be dictated by how A&M’s four new starting offensive linemen pan out early in the year, but given the size, experience, and, most importantly, depth from the transfer portal and 2025 signing class, OL coach Adam Cushing has plenty to work with.
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This article originally appeared on Aggies Wire: Texas A&M’s 2026 offense earns an ‘honorable mention’ from On3
