Texas A&M Football NFL Draft Hub: All-Time Picks, Scouting Reports, Projections, and More

With a handful of influential picks set to go off the board early, the Texas A&M Football NFL Draft history is about to get an upgrade. With the 2025 NFL Draft upon us, find everything you need to know for the Aggies this season, including scouting reports, their full list of prospects, projections, and real-time landing spots as they happen.

Texas A&M Football Draft Prospects

• Shemar Stewart, EDGE
• Nic Scourton, EDGE
• Shemar Turner, DT
• Reuben Fatheree II, OT
• B.J. Mayes, CB

Texas A&M Football Scouting Reports

Shemar Stewart, EDGE

An upside gamble in every sense of the word, Shemar Stewart has become one of the most polarizing prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft. At 6’5″, 267 pounds, with over 34″ arms, he tested as the most athletic EDGE prospect ever, with a 4.59 40-yard dash, a 40″ vertical, and a 10’11” broad jump.

On the flip side, he never eclipsed 1.5 sacks in a single season at the collegiate level, and has startlingly low production rates as both a pass-rusher and run-stopper. The tape tells a story you might expect: Stewart has rare explosiveness, twitch, and energy for his size, and can channel his traits into awesome power, but he’s also very inconsistent and uncontrolled right now.

At the very least, he can play from different alignments and play contain, and at his max potential, his ceiling is as high as can be — but it also may take him at least a couple years to near that ceiling.

Nic Scourton, EDGE

Nic Scourton might be the most aesthetically pleasing pass rusher in the class. He’s wise beyond his years regarding his arsenal of rush moves, and his well-developed frame is NFL-ready despite only being 20 years old. Unfortunately, gaining unnecessary weight for the 2024 season likely hurt his NFL Draft stock.

At a more “natural” weight of around 265 pounds, Scourton would still offer a steady base as an edge setter while improving his initial get-off and bend. That bend at his density is a thing to behold. His ankles allow him to run under the table, and his hips hinge smoothly to soften rush angles while his hands dissect blocks through the outside shoulder.

If he becomes more consistent as a run defender, Scourton could be one of the league’s best dual-threat EDGE defenders. His fluidity and manipulative nature as he closes the gap on blockers makes him potent on both outside rushes and inside counters, and he’s a prime candidate to move about the formation on obvious passing downs to find matchups to exploit.

Shemar Turner, DT

Shemar Turner is a disruptive and versatile defensive lineman with the ability to excel at multiple positions across the front. He combines a quick first step with impressive strength, allowing him to penetrate gaps and create consistent backfield pressure.

Turner’s hand usage and lateral movement make him effective against both the run and pass, while his motor and physicality enable him to shed blocks and pursue plays with intensity. His agility and athleticism for his size are notable, giving him the flexibility to line up inside or on the edge.

Ultimately, Turner will project best as a 3-tech or 4i at 6’3″, 290 pounds, but he has the athleticism to rush from different alignments, and his 33″ arms serve as a great conduit for power. His aggression can contribute to a lack of discipline at times, but he’s a fiery disruptor with a great ceiling if coaches can temper his passion.

2025 Draft Projections for Texas A&M

Based on the last seven-round 2025 NFL Mock Draft from College Sports Network’s James Fragoza, the following Aggies’ players were selected:

• Shemar Stewart, EDGE
  Round 1, Pick 12; Dallas Cowboys
• Nic Scourton, EDGE
  Round 1, Pick 27; Baltimore Ravens
• Shemar Turner, DT
  Round 3, Pick 67; Cleveland Browns

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