Mulitple Texas A&M Aggies Make Mel Kiper’s Final NFL Draft Big Board
As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, ESPN’s Mel Kiper Jr. has released his final Big Board, highlighting several Texas A&M Aggies among the top prospects. This recognition underscores the strength of the Aggies’ football program and the individual talents poised to make an impact at the professional level.
🏈 Shemar Stewart – Defensive End
Shemar Stewart, a standout defensive end for Texas A&M, has garnered significant attention leading up to the draft Known for his impressive size and athleticism, Stewart has been a consistent force on the Aggies’ defensive lineHis ability to disrupt opposing offenses and his versatility make him a valuable asset for NFL teams seeking to bolster their defensive front
🛡️ Nic Scourton – Edge Rusher
Nic Scourton, who transferred to Texas A&M from Purdue, has made a notable impact as an edge rushe. His quickness off the line and ability to pressure quarterbacks have positioned him as a promising prospec. Scourton’s performance has not only elevated his draft stock but also contributed significantly to the Aggies’ defensive succes.
🧱 Walter Nolen – Defensive Tackl
Walter Nolen, a dominant presence on the interior defensive line, has been instrumental in anchoring Texas A&M’s defence His strength and technique allow him to control the line of scrimmage, making him a key target for NFL teams in need of a disruptive force in the trenchs.
🧠 Shemar Turner – Defensive Ed
Shemar Turner has demonstrated consistent performance and leadership on the fil. His ability to read plays and execute effectively has made him a reliable component of the Aggies’ defes. Turner’s experience and football IQ are attributes that NFL scouts value higly.
🔧 Trey Zuhn III – Offensive Tacle
On the offensive side, Trey Zuhn III has been a cornerstone of Texas A&M’s offensive ie. His protection skills and run-blocking capabilities have been crucial in the Aggies’ offensive schms.Zuhn’s size and agility make him a promising prospect for teams looking to strengthen their offensive font.
