Just when it seemed like the Texas A&M football staff might take a breather, big news breaks.
The Aggies have already built an exciting haul of wide receivers through the transfer portal. The additions of KC Concepcion, Mario Craver, and Micah Hudson have energized the fanbase, completely revamping the wide receiver group.
However, with the departure of Noah Thomas, the Aggies still need to shore up their roster. The staff has been actively monitoring the transfer portal for potential impact players—and they’ve found one in Jonah Wilson, a receiver transferring from the University of Houston. Wilson committed to Texas A&M today, despite widespread speculation that he was Nebraska-bound.
Houston transfer Jonah Wilson, a former four-star recruit in the 2023 class, brings significant potential to College Station. While injuries limited his production over two seasons at UH, Wilson stands at 6’3″ and 200 pounds, offering the physical tools of a prototypical big-bodied receiver. Though he doesn’t match the towering 6’6″ frame of Noah Thomas, few players do.
The commitment caught fans and insiders off guard, as many expected him to land with the Huskers. Credit goes to the A&M staff for quietly securing this addition from Spring Dekaney. If Wilson can stay healthy, he has the talent to make a significant impact in Aggieland. Welcome to Texas A&M, Jonah!
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