Texas A&M’s 2025 recruiting class finished as the 7th-ranked cycle after coach Mike Elko and his staff landed two five-star prospects, led by offensive tackle Lamont Rogers and wide receiver Jerome Myles, who both flipped from Missouri and USC late in the process.
While Rogers is ready to go this spring, Myles, the only signee not set to make it to campus this winter, was previously dealing with an injury that hindered his readiness to practice.
However, according to Rivals Texas A&M insider Landyn Rosow, Myles is set to run track in Draper, Utah, this spring and will be ready to join the Aggies this summer to prepare for the 2025 football season.
Good News: A&M WR signee Jerome Myles is running track this spring for his HS team. Couple months off his surgery. Could see a lot of playing time as a freshman this season. pic.twitter.com/FC0Cngrbss
— Landyn Rosow (@RivalsLandyn) January 19, 2025
Rosow also noted that if Myles had not sustained his injury during his final high school season, he would have joined the program this spring, answering the question that confused some fans after he officially signed with the Aggies early last month.
In just two games into his senior season, Myles recorded nine receptions, 246 yards, and four touchdowns.
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