Texas A&M matches a school record with 7 players taken in NFL draft

With seven players selected so far, Texas A&M has matched the most for the program since the NFL Draft went to the seven-round format in 1994.

After KC Concepcion went in Thursday’s first round, the Aggies had six more players taken in the second and third rounds Friday.

The seven draft picks are tied for the most by the Aggies since 2019.

The draft haul shouldn’t come as a surprise, as the Aggies had a nation-leading 13 players invited to the NFL Combine.

A breakdown of A&M’s draft picks entering Saturday’s final four rounds:

• WR KC Concepcion — First round, No 24 overall, Browns.

• LG Chase Bisontis — Second round, No. 34 overall, Cardinals.

• LB Cashius Howell — Second round, No. 41 overall, Bengals.

• TE Nate Boerkircher — Second round, No. 56 overall, Jaguars.

• DT Tyler Onyedim — Third round, No. 66 overall, Broncos.

• DT Albert Regis — Third round, No. 81 overall, Jaguars.

• LT Trey Zuhn III — Third round, No. 91 overall, Raiders.

A&M players that could hear their name on Saturday: linebackers Taurean York, Scooby Williams, running back Le’Veon Moss, cornerback Will Lee and offensive linemen Ar’maj Reed-Adams and Dametrious Crownover.