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PFF views Texas A&M's skill positions as its offensive strength because quarterback Marcel Reed, running back Rueben Owens II and a nationally rated top-10 receiving corps all return.

Texas A&M must replace four offensive-line starters, and among its four incoming SEC-experienced transfers, only Alabama transfer Wilkin Formby earned a PFF blocking grade above 60.0 last season.

Reed's dual-threat ceiling is offset by dropback inconsistency, with PFF charting seven big-time throws against 18 turnover-worthy plays in those situations.

New receiver Mario Craver brings proven explosiveness after ranking third among Power Four receivers at 3.25 yards per route run and 575 yards after the catch while forcing 22 missed tackles.

Safety Marcus Ratcliffe enters 2026 as a versatile defensive anchor after posting an 80.3 PFF grade, seventh among qualified SEC safeties.