Texas A&M bolsters its receiving corps with transfers Jordan Concepcion, Micah Hudson, and Mario Craver, joining returning standout Thomas. The article analyzes how these additions will impact the Aggies' offense.
Despite the disappointing end, as Texas A&M fell 35-31 to USC in the Las Vegas Bowl, it shouldn't overshadow that head coach Mike Elko's first season was promising. As the Aggies begin the offseason, they haven't waited long to improve their roster. Just two days after the Las Vegas Bowl loss, they landed wide receiver Jordan Concepcion from NC State. But Concepcion won't be the only new target that A&M has added via the portal.
He will be joined in College Station by Texas Tech's Micah Hudson and Mississippi State's Mario Craver. Thus giving starting quarterback Marcel Reed three more experienced targets to go along with a potential top-returning receiver Thomas, the junior out of Pearland, Texas, led the Aggies in receiving this past season, totaling 574 yards and eight touchdowns on 39 receptions. So, how will the Aggies's new receivers fit into the offense? Texas Tech wide receiver Micah Hudson does a drill during football practice, Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2024, at the Sports Performance Center. Well with Thomas standing in at 6-foot-6 and 200 pounds, his status as a staple on the outside will likely remain unchanged. Rather it will be those playing next to him that will change. Concepcion, the 5-foot-11 receiver, showed the ability to play both inside and out during his two seasons at NC State. But considering that his best season (2023) at NC State came while playing the majority of his snaps in the slot, according to, he could see a similar role in College Station. The Charlotte, North Carolina, native totaled 839 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2023, before recording just 460 yards and six scores this past season. Meanwhile, both Hudson and Craver played the majority of their snaps at their respective schools on the outside. However, neither managed to find the same success as Concepcion did at NC State
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