Between COVID-19 absences and other injuries, it was a light week for Texas A&M products in the NFL. Still, Randy Bullock's game-winning field goal to beat San Francisco tops Charean Williams' list of top Aggies in the NFL for Week 16.

Due to COVID-19 issues within the Aggie program, No. 25 Texas A&M cannot partake in the 2021Gator Bowl with No. 17 Wake Forest, and the bowl game is searching for a replacement. It marks the first time A&M will not play in a bowl game since 2008.

Per sources, Texas A&M football operations have been shut down since Saturday due to several positive Covid tests within the program. As a result, the Aggies have missed the last three days of practice.

Texas A&M currently has 22 signees in the class of 2022 with a few more on the way as the Aggies close in on signing the No. 1 class in the country. Jimbo Fisher spoke to the media on Wednesday afternoon about the current group of signees.

Texas A&M will face Sam Hartman and Wake Forest's high-powered offense on New Year's Eve, and cover man Jaylon Jones will play a key role in slowing down the Demon Deacons' passing attack. Courtesy of Robinson Team Real Estate, Jones previewed the matchup with Billy Liucci.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Richard Zane joined to take us Around Aggieland and provided updates from the gridiron and beyond as it was a busy weekend for Texas A&M Athletics.

Every Sunday, Billy Liucci & David Nuño will break down the game that was on The Loochador Podcast, but with no game this weekend, the duo offered their thoughts on Texas A&M's invitation to the Gator Bowl to face Wake Forest and much more.

On Sunday, it was announced that No. 25 Texas A&M will battle No. 17 Wake Forest on New Year's Eve in Jacksonville. When the two meet in the Gator Bowl, two very different styles of play will be on display in the SEC-ACC matchup.

No. 25 Texas A&M will meet No. 17 Wake Forest in the 2021 TaxSlayer Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida on New Year's Eve. On Sunday, head coaches Jimbo Fisher and Dave Clawson spoke to the media as they reacted to the bowl placement.

For the third time in four years, No. 25 Texas A&M will travel to Florida to face No. 17 Wake Forrest in the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl in Jacksonville. The Dec. 31 matchup between the Aggies and Demon Deacons will be a rematch of the 2017 Belk Bowl.

Three players from the 1957 Texas A&M football team share stories about the final season under Coach Bear Bryant which culminated in the Aggies' only other appearance in the Gator Bowl. Jimmy Wright, John Gilbert and Lloyd Taylor join Gabe for a look back into Aggie history.

Texas A&M's 1957 football season saw the Aggies' first trip to Jacksonville for the Gator Bowl and head coach Paul "Bear" Bryant leaving for Alabama. Jimmy Wright and Carl Luna, former players on that team, recount some of the drama from that year.

One of the Aggies' cornerstones, linebacker Otaro Alaka, is doubtful to play in the Gator Bowl due to an injury to his hand. Alaka has 39 tackles, including 14.5 for a loss, and a forced fumble this season.