”[Jones] has all the traits to be an immediate impact player at the next level,” 247Sports’ Greg Biggins wrote. “Ceiling is extremely high and if he stays healthy and continues to develop at his current rate, there’s no reason why he won’t be playing on Sunday’s for a long time.”
On top of being a football standout, Jones is a center on St. Paul’s basketball team and won the Alabama 6A shot put championship as a freshman.
Jones could fill a massive hole for the Aggies. With the NFL poaching three of A&M’s defensive linemen, it will need to reload the position group sooner than expected. After senior edge Cassius Howell’s emergence and freshman defensive lineman Marco Jones’ five-sack performance at the Maroon & White Spring Game, the Aggies will likely have to fill yet another hole in the coming future.
On top of his stop with the Fightin’ Farmers, Jones will be visiting Auburn, Miami, Oregon and Alabama.
The Aggies will open up the 2025 season at home against the UTSA Roadrunners on Aug. 30.