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Texas A&M’s O-line is playing with much needed intensity during fall camp

Texas A&M’s offensive line is looking more confident and aggressive this fall

Suppose you can take anything away from the short practice clips many of us post from Texas A&M’s second week of fall practice. In that case, the offensive line, under a microscope after the unit’s poor performance during the 2023 season, has begun to practice with much-needed intensity.

Under new O-line coach Adam Cushing, new additions combined with sophomore OL Chase Bisontis’s move to guard after spending the entirety of the 2023 season at right tackle have already improved the line, while starting left tackle Trey Zuhn III’s reliability provides Cushing plenty to work with.

This week, thanks to GigEm247’s Carter Karels for the videos, several presumed starters, including Zuhn, Bisontis, and former Kansas guard Ar’maj Reed-Adams, are practicing with pure aggression on concentration while a one-on-one battle between Bisontis and Zuhn had Adam Cushing shouting in excitement.

Right now, this is how Texas A&M’s starting offensive line could shake out at the end of fall camp:

  • Left tackle: Trey Zuhn III
  • Left guard: Ar’maj Reed-Adams
  • Center: Mark Nabou
  • Right guard: Chase Bisontis
  • Right tackle: Reuben Fatheree II

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Breaking: Former Kansas OT Ar’maj Reed-Adams will transfer to Texas A&M

Former Kansas offensive tackle Ar’maj Reed-Adams, a Desoto, Texas native has committed to Texas A&M.

Texas A&M and head coach Mike Elko made another key addition to the 2024 offense line on Sunday morning, as former Kansas starting offensive tackle Ar’maj Reed-Adams announced his intentions to transfer to the program.

Reed-Adams, who stands at 6’5″ and 330 pounds, brings a wealth of experience to the table, starting at right tackle for the Jayhawks during the 2023 season, and has two seasons of eligibility remaining. Physically imposing in the trenches, Reed-Adams was a key member of a Kansas O-line, as the unit allowed only 16 sacks during the year.

After entering the portal on Dec. 31, Reed-Adams was reportedly down to Tennesee and A&M, knowing that under new offensive line coach Adam Cushing, his development could continue, hopefully finishing his collegiate career in College Station.

Reed-Adams joins former Troy offensive tackle Derrick Graham, as Elko knows that the Aggies’ 2023 depth issues at both tackle positions proved to be a consistent issue that hindered any consistent offensive production. With Reed-Adams’ commitment, A&M has secured 16 portal commitments thus far.

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