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Fort Bend Marshall quarterback Kaeden Johnson joined baseball players Kaeden Kent and Caden Sorrell as an Aggie athlete Saturday night when he committed during his official visit. He is the 15th commit for the recruiting class of 2026 and his addition vaulted the Aggies back up to sixth in Rivals.com's national recruiting rankings.

A&M already has 4-star Helaman Casuga committed for this class, but odds are Johnson will be used in a role other than quarterback. Already 6-foot-6 and 220 pounds, Johnson brings both speed and strength as a runner. While he could certainly be used as a short-yardage weapon, he will likely move to either wide receiver or tight end at the next level.

Johnson is the second scholarship player to commit this week and the fourth from Texas, moving the Lone Star State into the lead as far as Aggie commits go.

Johnson committed to A&M over Washington State and Colorado, but numerous big schools had started to nose around in recent weeks, showing interest. The Aggies moved swiftly and locked him down tonight.

I know A&M wants Johnson as an athlete, but if they changed their mind and gave him a shot at quarterback, I wouldn't blame him. He's got quite an arm and impressive accuracy.

Still, the highlights to watch in this one are when he's on the run. He runs with an eerie similarity to Cam Newton, where he puts his head down and looks to just bulldoze through opponents. Once he gets moving, he's a nightmare to bring down -- think LaNorris Sellers last year at South Carolina.

I'm really impressed with how he handles pressure in the pocket. He shows good lateral movement, knows where the rush is and nimbly avoids it. For a player of his size, he's pretty elusive.

Being a quarterback at this level could help him as a receiver at the next, as he already knows the route tree and knows what to do when the quarterback needs him to get open.

I really like this pickup for the Aggies, as Johnson has athleticism to burn and a frame that can easily add 20 pounds. If he gets up to around 240 pounds or so, he could be a guy very similar to Jalen Wydermyer.