The Aggies have some firepower entering the new season, and Mario Craver is set to be "the" guy for the offense.
Last season, it was KC Concepcion who was "the" guy for Texas A&M, but now that he is in the NFL, someone else will have to step up.
Exactly who that will be is unknown at this stage of the offseason, but there are some candidates.
Isaiah Horton, Ashton Bethel-Roman, and Mario Craver are the three who could take their game to the next level.
Craver, in particular, is one who looks set to be a top option in the passing game, and when you look at what he did last season, it's a fair bet to assume a bigger and better year is ahead.
READ MORE: Texas A&M Lands 74 On SEC Spring Honor Roll
Mario posted 917 yards and 4 TDs from 59 receptions, nearly identical to Concepcion's stat line (919 yards, 9 TDs, 61 receptions), and now, with there being no other big target in his way, maybe Craver is set to establish himself as one of the better receivers in college football.
And it appears others think so as well.
PFF has released its top 50 players ahead of the new college season, and Craver lands at No. 35.
"Craver emerged as a legitimate force in Texas A&M’s offense last season after transferring in from Mississippi State," PFF wrote. "His 917 receiving yards finished just two shy of eventual first-round pick KC Concepcion for the team lead.
"His 82.7 receiving grade and 3.25 yards per route run led all qualified SEC wide receivers. Craver is the Aggies’ best player, and he’ll be relied upon for elite production this season."
It isn't a stretch to say that Craver will become the go-to weapon in the passing game, and his form and stats from 2025 prove that he can be relied upon throughout a season.
Now, with a full offseason as the apparent No. 1 guy, Craver could be set to have a career year with the Aggies and become one of the most dangerous weapons in college football.
Boasting elite speed and is a YAC merchant, get the ball in his hands and watch him go, and I'd imagine that the Aggies in 2026, will do just that.
