The transfer portal has become a whirlwind of activity, and Texas A&M is once again at the center of it all. Head coach Mike Elko and his coaching staff are working tirelessly to rebuild the roster with players who bring proven experience and talent. Among the latest names making waves in the Aggies’ recruitment efforts is Tyree Adams, an offensive tackle from LSU who is quickly gaining national attention.

According to Rivals’ Sam Spiegelman, Adams is one of the top prospects in the transfer portal and has already drawn interest from several high-profile programs. Kentucky has confirmed a visit with Adams, while Ohio State, Ole Miss, and Oregon are also showing strong interest as his recruitment intensifies.

Who Is Tyree Adams?

A former four-star recruit from the 2023 recruiting class, Adams spent three seasons at LSU, where he became a key player on the offensive line. He served as the full-time left tackle before an ankle injury ended his regular season in November. However, he made a return for the Tigers’ bowl game, showcasing his resilience and commitment.

Currently ranked as the 10th-best offensive tackle in the transfer portal by both 247Sports and On3, Adams is one of the most sought-after linemen available. His experience and skill set make him a valuable addition to any program looking to strengthen its offensive line.

With several key players no longer on the Texas A&M roster—such as Trey Zuhn, Dametrious Crownover, and Ar’Maj Reed-Adams—the addition of a veteran like Adams would fill a critical need and provide immediate stability to the offensive front.

Texas A&M Action in the Portal

UTSA tight end transfer Houston Thomas was the first addition for the Aggies in this portal cycle. However, Texas A&M remains highly active in the transfer market, targeting talent across multiple positions. Some of the top names currently in the mix include:

• Wendell Gregory, EDGE – Oklahoma State
• Jayden Woods, EDGE – Florida
• Jonathan Maldonado, EDGE – Nevada
• Brandon Davis-Swain, DL – Colorado
• Stephylan Green, DL – Clemson
• Xavier Gilliam, DL – Penn State
• Emmanuel Oyebadejo, DL – Jacksonville State
• Jalen Thompson, DE – Michigan State
• Ray Coney, LB – Tulsa
• Tawfiq Byard, S – Colorado
• Edwin Joseph, S – Florida State
• Coen Echols, OL – LSU
• Richie Anderson, TE – Fresno State
• Adam Mohammed, RB – Washington
• Malcom Simmons, WR – Auburn
• Eugen Wilson, WR – Florida
• Cam Coleman, WR – Auburn

Aggies Departing

Several players have chosen to leave the program, either through transfers or by becoming ineligible. The list includes:

Outgoing Transfers

Miles O’Neill, QB

Theo Melin Ohrstrom, TE

Izaiah Williams, WR

Rylan Kennedy, EDGE

Solomon Williams, EDGE

Tristan Jernigan, LB

Cobey Sellers, CB

Jayvon Thomas, CB

Bryce Anderson, S

Jordan Pride, S

Out of Eligibility

Jacob Zeno, QB

Dametrious Crownover, OL

Koli Faa’iu, OL

Reuben Fatheree, OL

Trey Zuhn, OL

Amari Daniels, RB

Nate Boerkircher, TE

Tyler Onyedim, DT

Albert Regis, DT

Dayon Hayes, DE

Jared Kerr, S

Randy Bond, PK

* Jared Zirkel, PK

NFL Declarations

KC Concepcion, WR

Cashius Howell, EDGE

Will Lee III, CB

Scooby Williams, LB

Tyreek Chappell, CB

Amari Niblack, TE

EJ Smith, RB

Armaj Reed-Adams, OL

* LeVeon Moss, RB

Recent Developments

Texas A&M is also making headlines with upcoming visits and potential additions. The Aggies are set to host a Big 10 defensive lineman for a visit, and there have been recent developments regarding tight end transfers and other key recruits.

In addition, the team recently survived a thrilling final-minute victory against LSU to secure its first SEC win of the season. The Aggies are also preparing to host a dual-threat running back from the Big 10, further signaling their aggressive approach in the transfer portal. Another tight end transfer has also set a visit with Texas A&M, highlighting the program’s continued pursuit of talent.