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Reloaded A&M defensive front may mean even more heat for opposing QBs

In the elusive hunt for a rejuvenated Wrecking Crew, the Aggies have rebuilt the tradition of harassing the quarterback. Among the top five SEC teams in sacks the last five years, A&M will field a new-look defensive line in 2019 that could create an even fiercer pass rush.
By Olin Buchanan
July 18, 2019
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There are several legitimate reasons to project that Texas A&M could be even better in 2019 than last year’s team.

The Aggies are in their second season under coach Jimbo Fisher.

Quarterback Kellen Mond has established himself as one of the best in the Southeastern Conference.

The receiving corps is proven, the offensive line is experienced.

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