We are a few days out from seeing what the new regime under head football coach Mike Elko has been cooking up this spring. Granted, we won’t see a full playbook, but we will get an idea of the depth chart, blocking scheme, and play style. Texas A&M football recently released the rosters for the Maroon & White team for the game on April 20.
The Maroon team captain will be offensive lineman Trey Zuhn and the captain of the White team will be linebacker Taurean York. A few notable absences are the following:
- OL senior – Bryce Foster (Track & Field for the spring)
- OL freshman – Blake Ivy
- OL junior – Dorian Hinton
- WR senior – Jabre Barber
- DE junior – Malick Sylia
- LB junior – Martrell Harris Jr.
The full rosters are below via the Texas A&M official X account.
Time to unveil our rosters for the Maroon & White Game đź‘€
First up, for the Maroon team led by captain @TreyZuhn ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/1qJpHQ0q69
— Texas A&M Football (@AggieFootball) April 17, 2024
Next up, here's roster for the White squad led by @TaureanYork5x ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/MDkWPmzkH0
— Texas A&M Football (@AggieFootball) April 17, 2024
Based on how the rosters are broken down, it will be interesting to see how starting quarterback Conner Wiegman plays in the game. The Maroon Team has both Jaylon Henderson and Marcel Reed, along with what most people think will be the starting wide receiver core next season.
I believe the reason is that Henderson and Reed will get plenty of opportunities with quality receivers to compete for the backup position behind Weigman.
Henderson showed that he can play up to par in the SEC but needs to improve his accuracy. Reed showed a lot of promise during the bowl game, but there is still some concern with his size, only 180 pounds on a good day.
The other two positions to watch are the offensive line and defensive backfield. We saw a number of transfers, so there is bound to be great competition for those spots.
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