Which Texas A&M football recruit has the most football-related offers?

Texas A+M football recruits are on their way to the recruiting trail, and the Aggies have plenty of offers to offer.

In August, head coach Kevin Sumlin said that his recruits are excited about signing their scholarships, and they have plenty to say about the Longhorns.

Here’s a look at some of the Longhorn players who have landed the most offers thus far.#2: DE Darrion Johnson – Texas A & M #2.

The 6-foot-3, 272-pounder from St. Joseph (Mo.)

High School is currently listed at #14 by 247Sports, and he is currently a three-star prospect.

He has offers from Missouri, Florida, Alabama, Florida State, Georgia, and LSU.#3: CB Eric Kish – Texas #3.

The 5-foot, 110-pound defensive back from Lake Elsinore High School (Calif.) was ranked by 247 Sports as the #9 cornerback on its 2018 Top247 list.

He is currently rated the #8 cornerback in the 2018 class, according to 247Sports.#4: DE/LB Jordan Davis – Texas#4.

The former #4 prospect from Texas A.&M has a total of 14 offers, according of 247Sports rankings.

He’s currently listed as the 5-star recruit by Scout.

He also has offers in the neighborhood of 10 from four schools.#5: WR Corey Taylor – TexasA&amp.;M#5.

The #5 prospect from Texarkana (Texas) High School has a 247Sports composite rating of #8, and has offers on the line from Missouri and Alabama.#6: RB Justin Jackson – Texas.

The 3-star receiver from Westlake (Texas), is currently ranked as the 7th-best running back in the 2019 class by Scout, and offers from Alabama, Ohio State, and Michigan State.#7: LB Nick Chubb – TexasThe #7 prospect in the 247Sports Composite rankings is a 4-star linebacker from East Texas (Texas).

He’s also rated as the top player in the state of Texas.#8: LB/S Jourdan Lewis – Texas.#8.

The 2-star safety from Fort Bend (Texas)-based High Desert High School and the #2 safety in the nation in 2019 according to Scout is currently an active recruit for Texas.

He has offers ranging from Kansas to Alabama, Georgia to Florida, Missouri to Florida State.

This is the first in a two-part series covering Texas A+, which currently ranks #10 in 247Sports recruiting rankings.