The Aggies’ safety could be a first round selection, and is ready to anchor an NFL secondary.
The Aggies’ safety could be a first round selection, and is ready to anchor an NFL secondary.
With the college football season over and the NFL season getting ready for the conference championships, 28 NFL teams are in their offseason and preparing for the future.
Part of the offseason process is of course mock drafts, which will be done almost ad nauseam until the actual NFL draft in April.
For the Texas A&M Aggies, they might be poised to have their first back-to-back drafts with players selected in the first round since a stretch from 2011-2017 which saw an Aggie go in the first round of every draft.
In their latest mock draft, NFL.com has Aggies’ safety Antonio Johnson going to the Kansas City Chiefs with the No. 30 overall pick in the first round.
No. 30 – Kansas City Chiefs – S Antonio Johnson (Texas A&M)
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Johnson was one of the few bright spots in a disappointing season for the Aggies, helping to anchor the defense from his position in the secondary. He recorded 71 total tackles, with five tackles for loss and one sack to go with three forced fumbles.
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The Aggies’ safety could be a first round selection, and is ready to anchor an NFL secondary.
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