This week, Tomas Romo is joined by Eric Casarez to recap the NFL Draft and where different Aggies landed, the state of different athletic programs around Texas A&M and the second round of the NBA playoffs.

In the latest edition of the Loochador Podcast, Liucci & Nuño discussed the destinations of the four drafted Aggies, where the seven UDFAs will begin their pro careers and analyze the future declare vs. stay in school decisions.

Two-time All-SEC running back Isaiah Spiller is now the highest-drafted Aggie running back in eight years after being chosen 123rd overall by the Los Angeles Chargers in the fourth round. The Spring native is also only the third A&M running back to be taken since 2013.

On Saturday, Texas A&M defensive lineman Micheal Clemons was drafted in the fourth round by the New York Jets. After battling injuries for much of his A&M career, Clemons posted seven sacks for the Aggies in 2021.

Former five-star recruit and last season's SEC defensive lineman tackle leader, DeMarvin Leal is officially taking his game to the next level after being selected in the third round, 84th overall by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Leal is now the second Aggie taken in this year's draft.

Friday's edition of the rewind heard Bank On It with Olin Buchanan, an update from Around Aggieland, the baseball bunch on Thursday night's win over Vanderbilt and Billy Liucci discussing Kenyon Green going to the Houston Texans in the first round of the NFL Draft.

Two-time All-American guard Kenyon Green is officially headed to the Houston Texans and becomes the first Aggie to be selected in the first round of the NFL draft in five years. In a three-year career at A&M, Green started in every game during his time in Maroon & White.

Texas A&M's NFL hopefuls have waited for years to hear their names called and enter the League, and the day is finally here. Follow along throughout the weekend and join the conversation in our running thread as the Aggies come off the board.

The National Football League's annual draft begins tonight in Las Vegas, and a number of Aggies hope to hear their names called. Before the Jags are officially on the clock, NFL Draft analyst Lance Zierlein discussed what to expect for Texas A&M products this week.

Draft Day is finally here, and former Texas A&M quarterback Stephen McGee remembers exactly what it's like to get that call. McGee joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio to share some of his NFL Draft thoughts, offer another edition of That's Bullcrap and more.

Aaron Hansford's collegiate football experience was unique, to say the least. A move from D.C. to Texas, coaching staff changes and a position change that was ultimately reversed. Still, his hard work could result in Hansford hearing his name called during next week's NFL Draft.

Former Texas A&M tight end Jalen Wydermyer is chasing his dream of being an NFL player as the draft is quickly approaching. With the combine and pro day in the rearview, Wydermyer spoke to Billy Liucci about his pre-draft process, his training regimen and more.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Chris Landry of LandrFootball.com joined to go in-depth on NFL scouting departments, how prospects are scouted, and his thoughts on DeMarvin Leal.

Texas A&M is losing Kenyon Green, DeMarvin Leal, Isaiah Spiller and Jalen Wydermyer to the NFL Draft. Those four Aggies are among the 30 Southeastern Conference player departing their respective programs early for April's selection process.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Brentley Weissman of The Draft Network joined to discuss the Aggies he has earmarked to be taken in the first round and why he has Isaiah Spiller as RB1 in the 2022 NFL Draft.

Preseason All-American and three-year starter Kenyon Green has announced that he will forgo his senior season and enter the 2022 NFL draft. A semifinalist for the Outland Trophy, Green also was named SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week three times this season.

Texas A&M tight end Jalen Wydermyer has announced that he will enter the 2022 NFL Draft, forgoing his senior season in College Station. The Dickinson product leaves Aggieland as perhaps the best tight end in school history with 1,468 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns.

One of the greatest running backs in program history, Texas A&M's Isaiah Spiller has announced his decision to enter the upcoming 2022 NFL Draft. Spiller finishes his career with 2,993 rushing yards, good for seventh in A&M history.