It's no secret that the Aggies' offensive line must improve for A&M to reach their goals in 2020. As head coach Jimbo Fisher and sophomore guard Kenyon Green have said, the line's improved communication and more developed talent are two reasons to be hopeful.

Much like the offensive front, the defensive line play is particularly strong in the Southeastern Conference, but who will have the best defensive front in 2020? Olin Buchanan projects where each of the 14 defensive line units will fall during this upcoming season.

Six offensive and defensive linemen from the Southeastern Conference were selected in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft, further adding to the point that the SEC is the best league in college football for play in the trenches.

The Professor was at it once again on TexAgs Radio as John Harris shared another round of NFL Draft thoughts now that his 'Harris 100' list has been published. Harris offered some insight to some of the big names in this year's draft as well as where Justin Madubuike could be taken.

In an era marked by stars foregoing their final year of eligibility to go pro or by players transferring out of schools, the value of seniors on a college football roster is ever-changing. According to Jimbo Fisher, that value is at an all-time high.

No school fields the exact same roster two years in a row. With departing seniors and players declaring early for the NFL, teams can be vastly different from one year to the next. The attrition A&M's opponents face heading into 2020 could certainly fall the Aggies' way.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former Texas A&M quarterback Stephen McGee stopped by to share his thoughts on which offensive and defensive players stood out to him when they played the Aggies in 2019.

Should Mississippi State fall to Texas A&M on Saturday, it will mark the first four-game losing streak for the Bulldogs since 2005. Further, the road to bowl eligibility will become even bleaker. Should State falter, Moorhead's job may seriously be in jeopardy.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, John Harris of the Houston Texans and FootballTakeover.com joined to discuss the Texans' victory over the Chargers and a frustrating week for the Aggies.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, SEC Network football analyst Cole Cubelic joined to recap A&M-Auburn as well as action across the SEC last weekend. Cubelic also looks ahead to the Aggies' matchup with Arkansas this Saturday.

The No. 17 Aggies will face a tough test on Saturday at Kyle Field as they go toe-to-toe with a physical No. 8 Auburn team. All eyes will be on the big men in the trenches as the Tigers boast one of the top defensive fronts in the country.