Texas A&M QB Marcel Reed opened up about OC Collin Klein leaving for Kansas State, while Mike Elko pointed to line-of-scrimmage issues.

Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed has spent three seasons with the Aggies, and it wasn't until the 2025 season that he became the full-time starter. In his first season as the starter, Reed threw for 3,

Reed had a historical season for the Aggies, tossing the most passing touchdowns (25) by an A&M QB since Johnny Manziel in 2013. He also threw for 2,932 yards passing and and rushed for 466 yards and six touchdowns while leading A&M to its highest season win total since 2012.

The Hurricanes will need to slow down Texas A&M’s dynamic, dual-threat quarterback Marcel Reed when UM faces the Aggies in the College Football Playoff on Saturday.

With the 2025 college football awards in the books, CBS Sports is looking ahead to where this Texas A&M Aggies star could end up at the end of the 2026 season.

Marcel Reed, who led Montgomery Bell Academy to three TSSAA football runner-up finishes in four years, will pass on the 2026 NFL Draft and return to Texas A&M in 2026.

Marcel Reed struggled in the Aggies' loss to Miami, but Mike Elko sounds unshaken in his belief that Reed is the right quarterback for 2026.

Miami beats Texas A&M 10-3 in College Football Playoff to earn date against No. 2 seed Ohio State in Cotton Bowl.