Texas A&M wide receiver Jahdae Walker is coming off an impressive first season after transferring from Grand Valley State, appearing in eight games during the 2023 campaign while finishing strong, recording 27 receptions, 453 yards, and two touchdowns on the year.
Going into the 2024 offseason, Walker’s place on the depth chart has already ascended after the news that sophomore wide receiver Evan Stewart had entered the transfer portal, while veteran do-it-all pass catcher Ainias Smith announced his entry into the 2024 NFL Draft earlier this month.
Possessing all the traits needed to excel in the SEC, Walker’s performances against Ole Miss (8 receptions, 100 yards), ACU (4 receptions, 88 yards), and LSU (4 receptions, 80 yards) were enough to garner a substantial increase in snaps, with the chance to become quarterback Conner Weigman’s go-to target next season.
While most of us were enjoying Christmas Day with our loved ones, from the looks of it, Walker was hard at work refining his skillset, showing off an incredible one-handed catch during one of A&M’s bowl game practices, snagging the pass while maneuvering through the middle of the field.
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— Jahdae âalldaeâ Walker (@dae2walker) December 25, 2023
With a nickname like “alldae” it’s no surprise that the chatter surrounding Walker’s future in Aggieland will be the talking point of the offseason, and if he’s making plays like this, except a big game during the Aggies TaxAct Texas Bowl against the No. 20 Oklahoma State on Wednesday, Dec. 27.
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