Texas A&M Commit Aaron Gregory Shines at Navy All-American Bowl Practices
Aaron Gregory, a 4-star wide receiver and Texas A&M commit, has been making waves at the Navy All-American Bowl practices. The 2026 recruit has lived up to his hype, showcasing his impressive skills alongside his high school teammate, 4-star defensive lineman Jordan Carter. The duo is expected to be a dynamic force for the Aggies in the future.
Gregory’s outstanding performance has caught the attention of Rivals recruiting insider Sam Spiegelman, who noted the wide receiver’s exceptional hands, speed, and route-running abilities. Spiegelman praised Gregory’s ability to make eye-popping receptions throughout the week, demonstrating his impressive catch radius and ups.
The incoming senior’s stats from his 2024 junior season are equally impressive, with 53 receptions, 914 yards, and nine touchdowns. According to Rivals, Gregory is ranked as the 29th overall prospect in the class, the 4th wide receiver, and the 4th-ranked prospect in Georgia.
However, Texas A&M’s coaching staff, led by Mike Elko, may face a recruiting battle to keep Gregory committed. The Texas Longhorns have been showing interest in the talented wide receiver, and it remains to be seen whether Gregory will stay loyal to the Aggies or consider other options.
Gregory’s performance at the Navy All-American Bowl practices has solidified his position as one of the top recruits in the 2026 class. As the recruiting process continues to unfold, fans and coaches alike will be keeping a close eye on Gregory’s next moves.
With his exceptional skills and impressive stats, Aaron Gregory is undoubtedly a player to watch in the world of college football. Whether he ultimately decides to join the Aggies or explores other options, one thing is certain – Gregory is destined for greatness on the gridiron.
