With the start of the season approaching, Texas A&M's Fall Camp has revealed key performers who may impact the team's depth chart. Head coach Mike Elko and his staff are evaluating players as they prepare for the kickoff.
Wide receiver and return specialist Terry Bussey has emerged as a standout, generating significant buzz during practices. Bussey has reported a weight gain of 10 pounds and has demonstrated impressive skills, including one-handed catches and improved route running, positioning him as a contender for a starting role.
Defensive end Anto Saka, a transfer from Northwestern, has also made a strong impression. Expected to fill the void left by Cashius Howell, Saka has showcased refined techniques and explosiveness, drawing comparisons to Howell, the previous SEC Defensive Player of the Year. His performance suggests he could become a leader on the defensive front.
Running back Rueben Owens II has solidified his position as the primary running back with the departure of Le'Veon Moss and Amari Daniels. Owens has shown increased muscle mass and enhanced ball carrier vision during camp. He has expressed a focus on improving his balance to avoid missed scoring opportunities from the previous season, indicating he is poised for a significant year ahead.
