An embarrassment of riches fills the Aggie depth chart at the receiver position, one that has produced school records each of the past three years. It seems likely that a new threat will emerge — but who?

On Wednesday, TexAgs Radio continued to discuss the spring storylines surrounding the football program. The day featured a discussion about the talent at wide receiver, who will impact the quickest and more.

A large amount of production left A&M's roster after the 2013 season but an equal collection of talent waits to take its place. Spots will be at a premium in a young rotation, making it a pivotal spring for quite a few.

Disregarding the notion that Nick Saban and the Crimson Tide were ready for them, the Aggies put on a show of literally historic proportions. If a team exists that can stop the A&M offense, it may not be found.

As if worked by a surgeon's hands, the Aggie offense took the Bearkats apart with ease and precision on Saturday. Featuring stars in every position group and with room left to grow, it could reach new heights.

In Johnny Manziel's return to the starting lineup, the A&M football team opened with an early lead and never sweated again. Manziel put up 426 yards through the air while the running game added another 214.

A strong, experienced helped boost the Aggies' offense in 2012, but the majority were lost to graduation. None can deny the level of talent A&M will bring in as replacements, but will they acclimate quickly enough?

One group should transition to a new arrangement and match the nation's best as if it were nothing. The other faces a mixture of potential and uncertainty with the summer approaching. What did the spring show?

This far into the spring season, what has Texas A&M learned about the roster it'll return in the fall? Liucci analyzes Friday Night Lights performances and more to paint an up-to-date picture of the 2013 Aggies.

Several second-string players received their chance to show the coaches their worth on Wednesday, while A&M mixes and matches parts. Who impressed and who must do so soon? Liucci imparts the latest.

Saturday's open scrimmage gave the Aggie coaches and fans their first extended look at what pieces the 2013 team is working with. Liucci analyzes the early risers, the recurring questions and what to look for.