A&M continued its recruiting surge with three new impressive four‑star commitments, reinforcing strength across multiple position groups.
🔹 RB KJ Edwards (4★, RB, Class of 2026)
Hailing from Carthage, Texas, Edwards chose the Aggies over powerhouses like Texas, LSU, and Alabama . At 5′10″, 180 lbs, he piled up a staggering 1,789 rushing yards, 23 touchdowns, and a stellar 12.6 yards per carry. He also contributed 30 receptions for 383 yards and three TDs, earning Offensive MVP at the Class 4A Division II state title game . As the second RB in A&M’s class, he adds explosive playmaking to a backfield already led by Jonathan Hatton Jr., helping maintain their No. 7 composite class ranking .
🔹 OL Samuel Roseborough (4★, IOL, Class of 2026)
From Clearwater, Florida, Roseborough brings size and versatility as a 6′4″, 285‑lb interior lineman . Ranked 11th nationally at his position and No. 207 overall by 247Sports, he opted for the Aggies over Texas, LSU, Ohio State, and Florida State . His commitment marks A&M’s first OL addition in the class and provides much-needed trench reinforcement .
🔹 S Chance Collins (4★, Safety, Class of 2026)
A local product from Mansfield Timberview, Collins chose A&M over Utah, Texas Tech, and West Virginia . Standing 6′1″ and 185 lbs, he recorded 20 tackles, two for loss, six interceptions, along with 16 catches for 310 receiving yards and two TDs in his junior year. A standout in track—running a swift 10.76 in the 100m—he becomes the 14th commit and 12th four‑star in the 2026 class, reinforcing the defense in A&M’s current No. 7 national group .
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🔍 Analysis & Strategic Fit
These latest additions target three core needs: offensive firepower, interior line strength, and secondary depth. The flash of KJ Edwards adds juice to the rushing attack; Roseborough’s size boosts the OL front; and Collins injects athleticism and ball skills in the secondary.