Jerome Myles aims to make impact with Aggies after injury recovery

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Last updated Aug 3, 2026

Jerome Myles aims to make impact with Aggies after injury recovery
Summary

Jerome Myles, a former five-star wide receiver, is reportedly healthy and ready to compete for a spot on the Texas A&M roster ahead of the 2026 season-opener against Missouri State. After missing his freshman season due to a knee injury, Myles has gained weight and is now listed at 6'2" and 230 pounds. His return follows a season where the Aggies reached the College Football Playoff for the first time, despite falling to Miami 10-3 in the first round. Coach Mike Elko is reconfiguring the coaching staff and has retained a significant portion of the roster, which is bolstered by 17 transfer additions, including Myles, looking to establish himself in a competitive wide receiver group during preseason practices starting August 5.

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  • Jerome Myles missed last season due to a knee injury.
  • He is now healthy and weighs 230 pounds.
  • Texas A&M opens the season against Missouri State.
  • Myles aims to compete for a rotational receiver spot.
  • The Aggies retained 65% of their roster from last season.
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  • 10:31 AMYahoo SportsFormer 5-star wide receiver ready to prove himself with the Aggies
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After missing his freshman season with an injury, former five-star recruit Jerome Myles is in finally healthy for Texas A&M.

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