Texas A&M ranks fifth nationally in catch rate allowed this season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 9:47 AM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026

Texas A&M's secondary ranks fifth in the country with a catch rate allowed of 53.4%, according to Pro Football Network. Despite issues with pass rush and high explosive play rates, the secondary has held up well overall. The Aggies have struggled this season, affected by inconsistent quarterback play from Marcel Reed. Their defense has kept games competitive, including a notable performance against Alabama. Missouri and Oklahoma are the only other SEC teams close to Texas A&M in catch rate rankings, placing seventh and tenth respectively.
- •Texas A&M's secondary allows 53.4% catch rate, fifth in FBS.
- •The team has only seven sacks this season, down from last year's performance.
- •Quarterback Marcel Reed's struggles have limited the team's success.
- •The Aggies' defense has shown promise against strong opponents.
- •Among SEC teams, only Missouri and Oklahoma are comparably ranked.
- 9:47 AMYahoo Sports — Texas A&M's secondary ranked 5th nationally in catch rate allowed
"Texas A&M's secondary is ranked fifth nationally in catch rate allowed (53.4%), per Pro Football Network.
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