Texas A&M reportedly targeting versatile 2027 QB to play running back
According to an insider, Texas A&M is looking to flip 2027 3-star QB Johnny Hamilton with the goal of switching him to running back.
Texas A&M's highly ranked 2027 recruiting class is on track despite recent struggles on the field. The team has secured all six of its five-star commitments, including linebacker Kaden Henderson. Coach Mike Elko has been successful in addressing position needs, particularly at wide receiver, bringing in commits Jaden Upshaw and Eric McFarland.
Freshman running back KJ Edwards and Carsyn Baker have been added, but the Aggies still lack a designated running back for the 2027 season. UTEP quarterback commit Johnny Hamilton, a three-star prospect, is being watched as a potential running back option. Hamilton, who visited Texas A&M following their 41-0 victory against The Citadel, expressed interest in the Aggies, citing his growing relationship with running backs coach Trooper Taylor.
Hamilton's versatility and production, with 39 rushes for 397 yards and five touchdowns this season, make him a compelling candidate for the Aggies' backup plan.
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