To Kick off Thursday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio, SEC Saturday night color analyst Jordan Rodgers stopped by the set on Radio Row to share his thoughts on the latest news with expansion and the 2021 Texas A&M Aggies.

Coaches at Tuesday's SEC Media Days, including Georgia's Kirby Smart and Tennessee's Josh Heupel, described a recipe for winning championships that requires dynamic play at skill positions, a reality that should encourage A&M fans headed into 2021.

So, just how good can the Aggies' group of wideouts be in 2021? Our man John Harris of FootballTakeover.com and the Houston Texans joined to go in-depth on what he expects from the A&M pass-catchers.

Expectations for the Aggies are high as we enter Jimbo Fisher's fourth season at the helm in College Station. Saturday Down South's Connor O'Gara joined TexAgs Radio to explain why he's high on the Ags and discuss why A&M's backfield is among the nation's best.

After a 9-1 season and Orange Bowl victory, many Aggies are wondering if the Texas A&M football program can finally tip the scales and do what it takes to win a national championship. Here are 10 reasons why the Maroon & White could win a title in the next three years.

Billy knocks out another long list of subscriber questions, hovering around the theme of putting Alabama and Nick Saban in the crosshairs, and including a pile of notes on A&M's recruiting momentum and what it will take to see statues of some of the recent greats.

It didn't take long for Billy to pull Gabe out of 'retirement,' as the two sit down on camera for another packed edition of Ask Liucci, discussing A&M's impressive lineup of head coaches, Fisher's continued recruiting success, the Aggies' stable of RBs and WRs and much more.

Historically, Texas A&M fans have had a hard time putting all their trust in their head football coach. However, after three seasons, current head ball coach Jimbo Fisher has proven that he is capable of success and has the mindset to get and keep the program at the top.

During Thursday's GO Hour, former Texas A&M quarterback Stephen McGee and his mustache joined to play Buy, Sell, Lease one last time before Gabe Bock departs TexAgs Radio. McGee offered his thoughts on the 2021 A&M football team as well as sharing his weekly bullcrap.

Our former football player trio of Stephen McGee, Jamie McCoy and Ryan Swope joined in-studio to have some fun as they drafted the 2021 Texas A&M football roster from a categorical standpoint as kickoff is quickly approaching.

Just how good is the Aggies' three-headed monster at running back headed into 2021? Former Texas A&M wideout Chris Taylor joined Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to share his thoughts on the unit and how they stack up with some of the best stables in Aggie history.

It's never too early to start making some way-too-early predictions and projections for the 2022 NFL Draft, and our draft expert John Harris joined to share what he thinks a host of draft-eligible Aggies will fall in April.

As a sophomore in 2020, DeMarvin Leal posted 37 tackles, seven tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and an interception, yet he was still not an All-SEC selection. Early 2022 mock drafts seem to suggest the league's voters got that wrong.

Playing off of Tuesday's topic on TexAgs Radio, John Harris of FootballTakeover.com and the Houston Texans shared his thoughts on why if he's buying stock in a Texas A&M football player heading into 2021, it's DeMarvin Leal. No question.

Jimbo Fisher's comments about Nick Saban have at least one talking head predicting a massacre when the Crimson Tide visit Kyle Field on Oct. 9. However, with the surplus of talent on Texas A&M's roster in 2021, it's more likely to be a hard-fought, close contest.

Former Texas A&M quarterback Stephen McGee joined in-studio to discuss his confidence level in the Aggie offense heading into 2021 and explain why he thinks the wide receiver group is the weakest link on the offensive side of the ball.

In case you missed any of our skill position breakdowns with former Texas A&M wide receiver Chris Taylor, here is the entire series and CT's analysis on some of the top targets in the Aggie passing game now that spring football is officially in the books.

Spring football has come and gone, and the next time we'll see the Aggies on the gridiron is when fall camp begins. Billy Liucci answered another round of subscriber questions to discuss the biggest questions heading into the fall and more in this written edition of 'Ask Liucci.'