Buddy Johnson and his brothers were raised by a mother with a vision for the future. For Johnson, that future continues to come into focus as he begins his NFL journey as a Pittsburgh Steeler, but his purpose now is rooted right where it began: his family.

After being selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers as the 140th overall pick in the NFL Draft,  Buddy Johnson was full of raw emotion as friends and family celebrated with him. TexAgs was on hand to capture the reaction and emotion of the linebacker’s big day.

Linebacker Buddy Johnson was selected in the fourth round, 140th overall by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2021 NFL Draft. Johnson became the first Texas A&M linebacker selected since Sean Porter was taken in the fourth round of the 2013 draft.

Texas A&M's Pro Day offered a new venue for former Texas A&M stars to show professional scouts their skills and competitive edge. Bobby Brown, Kellen Mond and Buddy Johnson all look ready to join an NFL roster.

Following the decision to cancel this year's NFL Combine, the Texas A&M Pro Day became the premier showcase for NFL hopeful Aggies to show their stuff. Following today's activities, head coach Jimbo Fisher and an array of Aggies spoke with the media about the day.

Our NFL Draft expert John Harris joined TexAgs Radio to share his thoughts on which Aggies can help themselves most with a strong Pro Day performance in front of scouts and team personnel.

Buddy Johnson has been at the heart of the resurgence of the Aggie defense over the last few seasons, leading the team in tackles the last two seasons. Johnson joined Billy Liucci to reflect on his time at A&M, look ahead the NFL and talk about the direction of the Aggie program.

After helping lead the resurgence of the Aggie defense over the last few seasons, senior linebacker Buddy Johnson will head to the NFL. Johnson declines a fifth year of eligibility available as a result of rules changes after the COVID-19 pandemic.

After he has had some time to ruminate on a historic Orange Bowl victory to cap off an incredible year, Billy Liucci shares some of his early postseason thoughts about Texas A&M football.

All signs point to Kellen Mond having played his final game in the Maroon & White in the Orange Bowl. The professor, John Harris, joined TexAgs Radio to discuss Mond's career and what his toughness and leadership have meant to the culture change within the A&M program.

2020 was a season to remember in College Station for so many different reasons as the Aggies turned in one of the best campaigns in school history. Olin Buchanan handpicked some of the best moments from Texas A&M's 9-1 season in 2020.

Olin Buchanan shares the most interesting notes and trends from No. 5 Texas A&M's 41-27 Orange Bowl victory over No. 13 North Carolina as the Aggies put the finishing touches on a 9-1 season with their first New Year's Six bowl win.

By defeating North Carolina on Saturday night, Texas A&M won the Orange Bowl for the first time in school history. After the victory, Jimbo Fisher and select Aggie football players spoke to the media about the 41-27 win over the Tar Heels.

With 21-unanswered points in the fourth quarter, No. 5 Texas A&M defeated No. 13 North Carolina, 41-27, to win the 2021 Capital One Orange Bowl. Freshman running back Devon Achane was named the MVP after running for 140 yards.

The Aggies close out a wild 2020 campaign against Mack Brown's Tar Heels on Saturday, and Billy Liucci details some of the game's decisive matchups.

With the Herbstreits and Galloways of the world continuing to diminish the Aggies, the Maroon & White could send a huge message to their critics on Saturday night in the Orange Bowl. In fact, Texas A&M must win to chance the national media's perception.

Ahead of Saturday night's 2021 Capital One Orange Bowl, Texas A&M coaches and players participated in the game's pregame luncheon to preview the matchup between the Aggies and the Tar Heels.

The Wrecking Crew might not be back in Aggieland, but the Aggies do boast one of the nation's top defenses thanks to defensive coordinator Mike Elko. With a strong showing in Saturday's Orange Bowl, the A&M defense could finish in the top ten for the first time since 2001.