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Former Texas A&M WR Noah Thomas has announced his transfer destination

Noah Thomas is headed to Georgia for the 2025 season

Texas A&M wide receiver Noah Thomas entered the transfer portal last week. Among the over 20 players to depart from the program this offseason, the junior was by far the most surprising addition after three seasons in Aggieland.

Thomas’s high ceiling as a member of Texas A&M’s historic 2022 recruiting class was always a talking point every offseason, as injuries combined with inconsistent play led to his decision to leave the program and compete for a No. 1 receiver spot in 2025.

Following his trip to Georgia last weekend, Thomas’s 6-foot-6 stature and impressive catch radius impressed Bulldogs’ coach Kirby Smart. This was particularly notable after Thomas scored eight touchdowns lastcoaches are gene season, as SEC rally well-informed about all the playmakers in the conference each season.

On Tuesday afternoon, On3 reported that Thomas has committed to Georgia despite the Aggies adding a commitment from USC transfer WR Zachariah Branch.

Noah Thomas finished his Texas A&M career just 16 yards shy of the century mark, recording 73 receptions, 984 yards, and 15 touchdowns.

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Georgia lands elite Texas A&M transfer WR

The No. 10 ranked wide receiver in the transfer portal has committed to Georgia football

The Georgia Bulldogs have added a commitment from former Texas A&M transfer wide receiver Noah Thomas.

“Despite leading A&M with 574 yards and eight receiving touchdowns, Thomas’ inconsistency was a glaring issue,” said Cameron Ohnysty of Aggies Wire. “At the same time, his height and catch radius weren’t utilized late in the season, especially during the season-finale loss to the Texas Longhorns.”

The 6-foot-6, 200-pound junior receiver adds size and depth to Georgia’s wide receiver room. Thomas recently took a visit to the University of Georgia.

The Texas A&M transfer ranks as the No. 29 player in the transfer portal and the No. 10 receiver, per On3. Thomas is considered a four-star transfer recruit.

The Bulldogs have already lost last season’s top receivers Arian Smith and Dominic Lovett to the 2025 NFL draft. Georgia could return Dillon Bell along with Colbie Young, Nitro Tuggle, Sacovie White, London Humphreys and Cole Speer. Georgia boosted its wide receiver room with the addition of dynamic USC Trojans wide receiver Zachariah Branch.

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Georgia is coming off an 11-3 season where the Dawgs won the SEC championship, but lost in the quarterfinals of the College Football Playoff to Notre Dame.

Former Texas A&M wide receiver is predicted to transfer within the SEC

While the Aggies can still retain him, wide receiver Noah Thomas could be headed to another SEC team next season

Last week, Texas A&M junior wide receiver Noah Thomas entered his name into the NCAA transfer portal after three seasons with the program; most Aggie fans were shocked, while those of us who heard a bevy of rumors saw the writing on the wall.

Coach Mike Elko and his staff added three wide receivers from the portal this offseason, including former NC State veteran KC Concepcion, who looks like the No. 1 receiving option going into the 2025 season. While Thomas would still have a role on next season’s depth chart, it would be downgraded compared to the past three seasons.

Despite leading A&M with 574 yards and eight receiving touchdowns, Thomas’ inconsistency was a glaring issue. At the same time, his height and catch radius weren’t utilized late in the season, especially during the season-finale loss to the Texas Longhorns.

However, Thomas might need a change of scenery. After visiting the Georgia Bulldogs this weekend, One’s Pete Nakos and Steve Wiltfong have submitted their predictions for Thomas to head to Athens (GA) for the 2025 season.

Even after landing former USC standout WR Zachariah Branch, Thomas’s size and red zone efficiency would finally give the Bulldogs a complete wide receiver rotation that combines speed, size, and catch rate.

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Texas A&M transfer wide receiver visited Georgia this weekend

Former Texas A&M wide receiver Noah Thomas made his way to Athens this weekend

Late last week, it was revealed that Texas A&M junior wide receiver Noah Thomas entered the transfer portal after three seasons with the program.

While many Aggie fans were surprised, those who heard the rumors were less shocked, especially after the Aggies’ wide receiver haul last month. Led by the acquisition of former NC State WR KC Concepcion, Thomas likely saw the writing on the wall.

During the 2024 season, Thomas was considered the Aggies’ No. 1 wide receiver target. Despite leading A&M with 574 yards and eight receiving touchdowns, his inconsistency was a glaring issue, and his place on the 2025 depth chart would have been downgraded.

Still, Thomas is a highly talented coverage mismatch due to his 6-6 frame and downfield speed. While he can still return to Texas A&M, that scenario is unlikely, as 247Sports’ Matt Zenitz reported that Thomas is visiting Georgia this weekend.

After falling to Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff last week, the Bulldogs require a receiver like Thomas to help quarterback Gunner Stockton get situated as the full-time starter and help Georgia’s red zone offense.

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UGA football among contenders for Texas A&M WR transfer

UGA football interested in highly touted Texas A&M transfer receiver

On3’s social media account identified Georgia, Miami, and Texas as key contenders for 6-foot-6 Texas A&M transfer wide receiver Noah Thomas. The former Texas A&M standout is ranked as the 52nd-best transfer and the 16th-best wide receiver in the portal, Thomas entered the transfer portal on New Year’s Day.

Over three seasons at Texas A&M, Thomas recorded 73 catches for 984 yards and 15 touchdowns, showing steady improvement each year. His breakout 2024 season featured career highs with 39 receptions, 574 yards, and eight touchdowns.

At 6-foot-6 and 200-pounds, Thomas offers a dynamic red zone presence and significant upside to the receiving group at Georgia. Thomas also has great hands with only four career drops in three seasons. The 2024 Georgia team had a combined of 38 drops (most in the nation), so UGA is looking to upgrade at receiver.

Wide receiver is at the top of the list of things that the Bulldogs want assess this offseason.

Texas A&M transfer wide receiver has three new potential landing spots

Three programs, including the Texas Longhorns, are favorites to land Texas A&M transfer WR Noah Thomas

On Wednesday, Texas A&M junior wide receiver Noah Thomas entered the NCAA transfer portal after three seasons with the program. Thomas is coming off his most productive season yet, reeling with a career-high 574 yards and eight touchdowns.

While there were rumors regarding Thomas’s potential to enter the portal earlier last month, it was believed that he would benefit from new wide receiver additions this offseason but potentially move down the depth chart. Still, Thomas’s ceiling has yet to be reached, and he believes a new program will allow him to do so.

Just a day after Thomas’s announcement, On3’s Pete Nakos reported that Miami, Georgia, and, yes, crosstown rival Texas are the transfer destinations to watch. Still, it’s important to note that he would not be guaranteed a starting spot at either program, especially the Longhorns.

Losing Thomas’s size and experience does hurt Texas A&M’s young wide receiver corps, meaning Elko and his staff will likely need to add one more receiver similar to Thomas’s long frame.

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Texas A&M junior wide receiver has entered the transfer portal

In a surprising move, Texas A&M junior WR Noah Thomas has entered the transfer portal after three seasons

Texas A&M’s transfer portal departures now feature one of the more surprising additions this offseason. Junior wide receiver Noah Thomas has entered the portal after three seasons under coaches Jimbo Fisher and Mike Elko.

Thomas’s Aggies career was promising from the jump, as the former high school standout was compared to Texas A&M HOF receiver Mike Evans due to his 6-6 frame and large catch radius. However, injuries and changes to the offense hampered Thomas’s ability to become the No. 1 receiving option.

Still, Thomas delivered during what is now his final season with the Aggies under the guidance of offensive coordinator Collin Klein, recording a career-high and team-leading 39 receptions, 574 yards, and eight touchdowns, including a 73-yard touchdown in A&M’s win over Arkansas.

Thomas will end his A&M career just 16 yards shy of the century mark (984), and will look to become the clear cut No. 1 wide receiver for the next program he chooses. This news wasn’t a complete shock for Mike Elko, given the three wide receiver additions from the portal, including NC State transfer KC Concepcion.

However, losing Thomas’s size and experience does hurt a young WR corps, meaning Elko and his staff will likely need to add one more receiver similar to Thomas’s long frame.

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Texas A&M’s 2025 wide receiver room is built on speed and potential

Texas A&M’s 2025 WR room is as deep as it’s been in years

Texas A&M has landed five commitments from the transfer portal, led by the newest addition of former Mississippi State wide receiver Mario Cramer, who is coming off an impressive freshman season with the Bulldogs.

On Sunday, former five-star and Texas Tech wide receiver Micah Hudson announced his commitment to the program, filling out what looks like the best WR room Texas A&M has had under both Jimbo Fisher and Mike Elko, even though both new additions don’t bring in substantial on-field production.

While Hudson and Cramer will immediately compete for starting spots, the return of incoming senior Noah Thomas and sophomore Terry Bussey look like the 1-2 options on paper. At the same time, it’s important to note that five-star freshman WR Jerome Myles will not be present during the spring football season.

However, incoming sophomores Ashton Bethel-Roman and Izaiah Williams are names to watch after briefly showing off their skills during the 38-0 w win over New Mexico State. Speedster Ernest Campbell looks like the forgotten man on the roster after not seeing the field this season.

Lastly, Jerome Myles is joined by two of the faster receivers in the 2025 class. Kelshaun Johnson and TK Norman were risers toward the end of their recruitment, bringing immediate depth to a stacked rotation.

Compared to last season, OC Collin Klein’s focus on creating mismatches in the passing game should see more success with the added speed and athleticism that will pair well with the run game and set up play-action shot-downs field.

Mario Craver continues to be the name to watch. During his freshman season, he averaged 21 yards per catch, including 54, 46, and 72-yard receptions, consistently displaying his deep speed.

Incoming redshirt sophomore quarterback Marcel Reed has a lot of work ahead of him to improve after an up-and-down first season, but with these new additions to the receiving corps, Reed has plenty to work with to improve significantly next season.

Here is the current wide receiver depth chart in his current form:

  1. Noah Thomas (4-star prospect)
  2. Terry Bussey (5-star prospect)
  3. Micah Hudson (5-star prospect)
  4. Mario Craver (4-star prospect)
  5. Jerome Myles (5-star prospect)
  6. Ashton Bethel-Roman (4-star prospect)
  7. Izaiah Williams (4-star prospect)
  8. Kelshaun Johnson (4-star prospect)
  9. Ernest Johnson (4-star prospect)
  10. TK Norman (3-star prospect)

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Texas A&M QB Conner Weigman earned impressive PFF grade against Missouri

Conner Weigman was borderline perfect against the Tigers

Texas A&M (5-1, 3-0 SEC) enters the first of two bye weeks this season just a day after demolishing the 9th-ranked Missouri Tigers 41-10 on Saturday afternoon, led by the return of quarterback Conner Weigman, who had missed the last three games.

After returning to practice last week, head coach Mike Elko was coy regarding Weigman’s potential return to the lineup. Backup quarterback Marcel Reed earned a perfect 3-0 record in his absence. However, his accuracy in the pocket had become an issue in the last two games.

Listed as a game-time decision, Weigman was seen throwing with the first-team offense, as Elko revealed just minutes before kickoff that the redshirt sophomore would start his first game in nearly a month, leading to one of his best performances of the year.

Looking supremely confident from the first snap, Weigman’s footwork resulted in several impressive NFL-level throws in tight windows. At the same time, the deep pass was finally utilized to perfection to pick up chunk gains and open up the running game.

While he didn’t throw a touchdown pass, running backs Le’Veon Moss and Amari Daniels did enough on the ground in the red zone to produce all five Aggie touchdowns, as Weigman finished 18/22 for 276 yards, completing 82% of his passes. Per Pro Football Focus, Weigman earned a team-high 86.7 offensive grade, including an 88.6 passing grade, ranked top-10 nationally in Week 6.

Interestingly, Weigman utilized his legs more than expected, running for 33 yards on five carries and earning a notable 70.3 run grade.

With the bye week approaching, Elko and his staff will focus on recruiting. At the same time, Weigman and the rest of the roster will rest and recuperate ahead of the second half of the season, starting with a Week 8 road matchup against Mississippi State.

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Report card for Texas A&M football team following matchup against Arkansas in Week 5

Following the Week 5 matchup against the Razorbacks, we break down the Aggies’ grade.

This past weekend at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, the Texas A&M football team accomplished something that the Dallas Cowboys have yet to do this year: win in the Lone Star State.

The No. 21 Aggies (4-1, 2-0 SEC) beat Arkansas (3-2, 1-1) by a final score of 21-17 on Saturday afternoon. Texas A&M has beat Jerry Jones’ alma mater in 12 of its last 13 meetings.

On multiple occasions in the recent SEC clash, the Aggies overcame adversity. The Razorbacks struck first with a quick three-play drive that took 71 seconds and was capped off with a 75-yard touchdown pass from junior quarterback Taylen Green to senior wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa.

Texas A&M responded with a three-play, 70-yard possession that lasted 67 seconds. Redshirt freshman QB Marcel Reed connected with junior WR Noah Thomas for a 58-yard tuddy to even the score.

The Aggies overcame adversity again by tying the game at 14 a piece, then tallying the go-ahead TD in the fourth quarter on a 5-yard pass from Reed to senior tight end Tre Watson.

Therefore, Texas A&M earned a B+ for its performance at Jerry’s World. Winning in the SEC is never easy and notching a fourth straight win while being at a neutral site should be commended and respected.

Next up for the Aggies is a challenging conference morning matchup against No. 11 Missouri. Texas A&M hosts the Tigers at Kyle Field on Saturday at 11 a.m. on ABC.

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