Texas A&M football releases Week 1 two-deep depth chart

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Texas A&M football has released its official two-deep depth chart ahead of Saturday's season opener against Missouri State.

The Aggies are coming off an 11-2 campaign, which featured the program's first College Football Playoff appearance. Entering his third year as Texas A&M's head coach, Mike Elko has reminded his players, staff and the media that he is seeking to clear the dust from the trophy shelves and bring some hardware back to Aggieland this season.

To do so, quarterback Marcel Reed must take a big step forward this year. According to multiple fall camp reports from Texas A&M media, Reed has looked like the best player on the field. His accuracy, arm strength and decision-making have seemed to improve this offseason, which would be massive for the Aggies' offense, especially with a new-look offensive line.

Center Mark Nabou Jr. is the only returning starter from last year's squad, and he will start at the position for the Maroon and White again in 2026. LSU transfers Tyree Adams and Coen Echols both made the two-deep depth chart, while Alabama transfer Wilkin Formby and South Carolina transfer Trovon Baugh will get the start at right tackle and right guard, respectively.

Here is the full depth chart released by Texas A&M on Monday, as the Aggies gear up for the season opener against the Bears this weekend.

With the first season of a nine-game conference schedule set to get underway this week, Elko's squad will need all the depth they can get. Various star freshmen were listed on the initial two-deep release today, including the likes of running back KJ Edwards, wide receivers Madden Williams, Aaron Gregory and Jayden Warren, as well as cornerback Brandon Arrington and defensive tackle Bryce Perry-Wright, all of whom have the talent to see the field in their first season in the Maroon and White.

Texas A&M will take on Missouri State at Kyle Field on Saturday. Kickoff is slated for 6 p.m. CT and will be broadcast live on ESPN.

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