Wouldn't be surprised' if Texas A&M finishes 8-4, 7-5 this season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 8, 2026, 9:31 AM
Last updated Aug 8, 2026
Brad Crawford of CBS Sports expressed skepticism about Texas A&M's prospects for the 2026 season during an appearance on SEC Unfiltered. He suggested that the Aggies could struggle in their new 9-game SEC schedule, especially after losing 10 players to the NFL Draft and only managing an 11-2 record last season with a College Football Playoff appearance. While Crawford mentioned that Texas A&M could finish 8-4 or 7-5, Chris Phillips predicted a 9-3 outcome with losses at Alabama, Oklahoma, and against Texas. The team's ability to navigate injury challenges and improve offensive playcalling will be crucial for success this season.
- •Texas A&M faces a challenging 9-game SEC schedule this season.
- •Brad Crawford predicts the Aggies might finish outside the Top 25.
- •Marcel Reed returns for his second starting season as quarterback.
- •The team has added Alabama transfer WR Isaiah Horton.
- •Injury concerns could affect the Aggies' season performance.
- 9:31 AMYahoo Sports — 'It would not surprise' Brad Crawford if Texas A&M finished 8-4, 7-5
"During his appearance with SEC Unfiltered host Chris Phillips, CBS Sports' Brad Crawford explained why he's "fading" the Aggies this season.
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