While the Texas Longhorns have already made some additions via the transfer portal, there could be more on the way.

The Aggies enjoyed a 5-0 start to SEC play before faltering down the stretch. They finished the year 1-4, including a heartbreaking loss to USC in the Las Vegas Bowl. Head coach Mike Elko has to be happy with some of the players developing on both sides of the ball and the buy-in from the program's culture,

The Texas A&M football program has landed a commitment from a former Alabama and Texas tight end in the transfer portal.

After transferring from Alabama, Niblack joined Texas last offseason but saw limited action, finishing with just five catches for 33 yards. He was buried on the depth chart behind Gunnar Helm, a semifinalist for the Mackey Award, and Juan Davis.

The Texas A&M Aggies have already added a ton of new faces to the offense this offseason but were unable to secure another Sunday. Per On3's Hayes Fawcett, Pen

As Texas A&M looks to bolster its offense, it is showing interest in a former Longhorns weapon. On Saturday, Texas A&M will welcome Amari Niblack to campus for a visit. The Florida native entered the transfer portal after one year with Texas.

Names like Ryan Wingo and Trevor Goosby are familiar to most Texas football fans by now. Having already made an impact in 2024, they look set to be part of the next wave of stars primed to move into more prolific roles after the departures of key players.

Tight end Amari Niblack is undoubtedly hoping that his senior year will be the one in which he breaks out, but he's no longer going to be hoping for that breakout to come with the Texas Longhorns.