Texas A&M’s future wide receiver corps, outside of one 2026 five-star prospect who is set to commit early next month, is set in stone, as 2026 four-star wideout Madden Williams has reportedly shut down his recruitment after his official visit to College Station last weekend, joining four-star wide receiver commits Aaron Gregory and Mike Brown.
Williams, who recently signed an NIL-based deal with Adidas ahead of his senior season, is one of the rising stars in the Aggies’ 2026 cycle, possessing elite route-running skills and steadily improving as a consistent separator in coverage, utilizing his size. Williams was one of the early commitments in the class, announcing his pledge back in December, so credit to coach Mike Elko, OC Collin Klein, and WR coach Holmon Wiggins for keeping him in house.
Texas A&M’s California recruiting pipeline under Elko is similar to that of the former head coach Jimbo Fisher, who dominated Florida during his six-year tenure. Williams will enter his senior season at St. John Bosco, one of the elite football programs in the Golden State, and Williams is on track to best his 2024 stats after recording 50 receptions for 851 yards and 13 touchdowns during his junior campaign.
So far, Mike Elko is on track to have nearly every one of his 21 2026 commitments shut down their recruitments before Early Signing Day on December 4, further proving that the program is in excellent hands from a recruiting and development standpoint.
According to 247Sports, Williams is currently positioned as the 39th-ranked wide receiver prospect and the 27th-ranked prospect in California.
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Publish date : 2025-06-28 10:03:00
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