We are now just days away from the start of June, and for Texas A&M and head coach Jimbo Fisher, the 2024 recruiting cycle is entering one of its more exciting stages; Campus visits.
Throughout the month, the Aggies are nearing double-digit visiting numbers. On the weekend of June 2, three-star Tight end Jordan Washington will join several other high-profile 2024 prospects, including four-star linebacker Tyanthony Smith, 3-star OL Coen Echols, and four-star OL Makai Saina, there-star WR Earnest Campbell, and four-star OL Bennett Warren.
Texas A&M offered Washington back May 20 on the same day he unofficially visited College Station, and it looks as if the communication channel between both parties has remained stable while his stock has continued to rise, as Alabama and Baylor fielded offers eight days later.
Presently, Washington is positioned as the 29th-ranked Tight end prospect and the 74th-ranked player in Texas, according to 247Sports. Entering his senior season at Langham Creek High School in Houston, Texas, Washington is Jimbo Fisher’s first in-state tight end offer, and there’s a reason for that. Size, speed, and wide receiver-like skills, paired with his 6-4 205-pound frame, Washington’s inline blocking ability adds to his versatility at the position, making him a seamless fit in A&M’s pro-style/spread offense under Fisher and the new offensive coordinator, Bobby Petrino.
Who’s READY WE READY !!!⭐️ pic.twitter.com/5F5xL2Glj7
— Jordan.Washington0 (@JordanWash0) May 30, 2023
After what was widely noted as a positive first visit earlier this month, I do not doubt that Fisher and his staff will pull out all the stops this coming weekend when Washington arrives in College Station.
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