Life is all about decisions that could positively, or negatively impact one’s future, and for Texas A&M walk-on linebacker Aidan Siano, his football career has come to a close after announcing that he will officially retire from the game, announcing his decision late Thursday.
Siano transferred to Texas A&M in early January after two years with the Owls, recording 32 tackles, 10 solo tackles, and 0.5 sacks. He was an All-Conference Selection during his freshman season in Conference USA. According to his post on Twitter, Siano suffered a concussion in the midst of spring football practice, leading to the decision between him and his doctors to medically retire from football.
Thank you football. pic.twitter.com/qb5XJv1Q7F
— AIDAN SIANO † (@aidansiano34) April 20, 2023
In his words, this has to be a very tough decision for a hardworking player with a very bright future outside of the game, knowing that his family, former coaches, and Texas A&M are behind his decision. We wish Aidan the best of luck going forward, and know that everyone in the Aggie community is very excited to see how your next chapter unfolds!
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