The Texas A&M Aggies build a dominant 2027 class with elite O-line targets and buzz around five-star Mark Matthews.
Texas A&M is quietly positioning itself to make serious noise in the 2027 recruiting cycle, and the early returns suggest the Aggies could be tracking toward a No. 1–ranked class as spring turns into summer.
Momentum is building across multiple fronts, from quarterback stability to dominant offensive line recruiting, and College Station is quickly becoming one of the most important destinations on the 2027 trail.
Four-star quarterback Jayce Johnson is already locked in and set for an official visit, giving the Aggies a foundational piece at the most important position.
That commitment has helped set the tone for the cycle, and the upcoming spring football schedule is expected to bring several high-profile prospects back to campus as Texas A&M continues to stack early wins.
One of the biggest names to monitor is five-star offensive lineman Mark Matthews, a 6-6, 300-plus pound standout from St. Thomas Aquinas in Florida. Matthews is widely regarded as one of the most physically gifted prospects in the country, ranking as the No. 2 overall player nationally and the top offensive tackle in Florida.
His combination of size, movement skills, and basketball background makes him a projected elite pass protector at the next level with clear NFL upside.
Texas A&M’s appeal up front has only grown stronger with offensive line coach Adam Cushing officially returning after brief speculation tied him to Michigan State.
The Aggies have enjoyed two seasons of high-level offensive line play under Cushing, and recruiting has mirrored that success. After signing six offensive linemen in the 2024 class, multiple young blockers are already pushing for starting and rotational roles.
With four-star tackles DeMarrion Johnson and Kaeden Scott already committed, Texas A&M remains firmly in the mix for Matthews alongside programs like Georgia, Miami, and Nebraska.
Matthews has indicated a summer commitment timeline, and if the Aggies can secure an official visit, the 2027 class could take another major step toward national dominance.