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Texas A&M has added to its already top-ranked 2026 recruiting class, picking up the commitment of 4-star tight end Xavier Tiller of Faiburn, Ga., Monday afternoon.
The 6-foot-5, 210-pound Tiller is considered one of the top 10 tight ends in the nation by Rivals.com and is a member of the Rivals 250. He has offers from 13 of the 16 SEC schools, along with ones from Ohio State, Penn State and USC, among others. Tiller's commitment particularly stings Auburn, who had hosted Tiller four different times this year, including as recently as Sept. 7.
Tiller caught 25 passes for 352 yards and 7 touchdowns last season, as he served as a primary target for now-Ohio State quarterback Air Noland.
The Aggies now have more commits from Georgia than Texas for the 2026 class, with Tiller joining fellow 4-stars WR Aaron Gregory and DE Jordan Carter. Tiller, Gregory and quarterback Helaman Casuga are the first three offensive players to join the eight-player class.
Analysis of A&M's newest commit
Well, there's not much question about why A&M, and everyone in the SEC, wanted Tiller. He's a superior athlete who can do everything a tight end needs to do at an elite level.
First, he's got tremendous speed. He's wide receiver-sized right now in terms of weight at 210 pounds, but he's got the frame to get up to 230 or 240. I'm not sure I'd want him to be at much more than that, because he can be absolute mismatch with his speed.
His footwork is amazing. Not many players his size can force a complete whiff from a defender by just moving his feet. He's got a quick burst off the line of scrimmage, and you can tell he is a basketball player because he's got that quick footwork in an enclosed space.
He's not afraid to go get the ball over the middle, either.
If you're going to play in Collin Klein's offense, you have to block. It looks like Tiller has the desire and ability to do so, pushing players well down the field when he gets his hands on them. He's got really good lower body strength and technically, he's very good for a high schooler.
This is a great get for A&M and I wouldn't be surprised if Tiller moves up the rankings as the year progresses.
