Tiger Riden adds new dynamic to Texas A&M's backfield rotation
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 9:31 AM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

In Texas A&M's ongoing preseason practices, running back Tiger Riden has drawn attention for his physical style and blocking ability. New offensive coordinator Holmon Wiggins highlighted Riden's size and potential following an injury, indicating he could be pivotal in enhancing the Aggies' rushing game this season. The competition among running backs includes redshirt junior Rueben Owens and sophomore Jamarion Morrow, who are both vying for the starting role. Texas A&M's backfield looks improved, with Riden entering as a notable contributor next to established players. The team aims to bolster its running game, particularly with four new offensive line starters.
- •Tiger Riden is the biggest running back at 5'10" and 219 pounds.
- •Riden's powerful running style aims to improve physicality in the offense.
- •Ongoing practices show a competitive atmosphere among running backs.
- •New OC Holmon Wiggins emphasizes the importance of establishing the run.
- 9:31 AMYahoo Sports — RB Tiger Riden adds a 'different dimension' to Texas A&M's backfield
"New OC Holmon Wiggins praised RB Tiger Riden, whose size and physical running style adds a "different dimension" to Texas A&M's running game.
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