QB: #14, Max Johnson; 6-6, 230; RS-So.

#16, Jaylen Henderson; 6-3, 220; RS-So.-TR.

RB: #4, Amari Daniels; 5-9, 205; Jr. OR #2, Rueben Owens; 6, 200; Fr.

FB: #24, Earnest Crownover; 6-3, 235; Gr.

#32, Jerry Johnson III; 6-1, 235; Gr.

TE: #19, Jake Johnson; 6-6, 240; So.

#42, Max Wright; 6-4, 240; Gr. OR #17, Theo Ohrstrom; 6-6, 250; RS-Fr.

WR (X): #1, Evan Stewart; 6, 185; So.

#13, Micah Tease; 6, 180

WR (SLOT): #0, Ainias Smith; 5-10, 200; Gr.

#7, Moose Muhammad; 6-1, 205, RS-Jr.

WR (Z): #3, Noah Thomas; 6-6, 200; So.

#9, Jahdae Walker; 6-4, 210; Jr.-TR.

LT: #60, Trey Zuhn; 6-7, 315; RS-So.

#76, Deuce Fatheree; 6-8, 315; Jr.;

LG: #54, Mark Nabou; 6-4, 325; RS-Fr.

#75, Kam Dewberry; 6-4, 330; So.

C: #61, Bryce Foster; 6-5, 330; RS-So.

#54, Mark Nabou; 6-4, 325; RS-Fr.

RG: #64, Layden Robinson; 6-4, 315; Gr.

#74, Aki Ogunbiyi; 6-4, 315; RS-Jr.

RT: #71, Chase Bisontis; 6-6, 320; Fr.

#78, Dametrious Crownover; 6-7, 315; RS-So.

DE: #91, Deonte Anderson; 6-3, 260; So.

#6, Jordan Davis; 6-4, 275; Gr.

NG: #22, Nathan Pickering; 6-4, 305; Sr.

#92, Eric Taylor; 6-4, 290; So.

DT: #94, Jaden Crumedy; 6-5, 305; Gr.

#9, De’Monte Russell; 6-4, 280; Sr.

SAM: #36, Donterry Russell; 6-4, 220; RS-Fr.

#37, John Lewis; 6-3, 240; So.

MIKE: #14, Nathaniel Watson; 6-2, 245; Gr.

#26, J.P. Purvis; 6-1, 255; Sr.

WILL: #44, Jett Johnson; 6-2, 230; Gr.

0, DeShawn Page; 6-2, 235; Sr.

CB: #3, Decamerion Richardson; 6-2, 195; Sr.

#34, Brice Pollock; 6-1, 190; Fr.

S: #7, Shawn Preston Jr.; 6-0, 205; Gr.

#20, Isaac Smith; 6, 205, Fr.

S: #10, Corey Ellington; 6-3, 200; Jr.

27, Chris Keys; 6, 190, RS-Jr.

S: #1, Marcus Banks; 6, 190, Sr.

21, Hunter Washington; 5-11, 190; RS-So.

CB: #4, DeCarlos Nicholson; 6-3, 195; Sr.

#2, Esaias Furdge; 6, 185; Gr.

Texas A&M: QB Conner Weigman (ankle) and TE Donovan Green (ACL) are out for the year. RB Le’Veon Moss (knee) is out. QB Max Johnson (ribs) and WR Evan Stewart (leg) are doubtful.

Mississippi State: S Hunter Washington (shoulder) is out.

Rushing: Moss, 86 carries, 439 yards (5.1 YPC), 4 TD

Daniels, 78 carries, 425 yards (5.4 YPC), 4 TD

Owens, 61 carries, 180 yards (3 YPC), 2 TD

Passing: Johnson, 118-190 (62.1%), 1,452 yards, 9 TD, 4 INT

Weigman, 82-119 (68.9%), 979 yards, 9 TD, 2 INT

Receiving: Smith, 39 catches, 652 yards (16.7 YPC), 1 TD

Stewart, 37 catches, 506 yards (13.7 YPC), 4 TD

Walker, 18 catches, 274 yards (15.2 YPC), 1 TD

Tackles: Johnson, 65

Watson, 57

Banks, 32

Tackles for loss: Johnson, 9

Watson, 6

Three players with 4

Sacks: Watson, 4

Johnson, 3

Pickering, 2

Interceptions: Preston and Johnson, 2

Watson, 1

Forced fumbles: Preston, 2

Ellington and Page, 1

Fumble recoveries: Preston, Washington and Hunter, 1

It doesn't matter if Max Johnson or Jaylen Henderson gets the start, A&M is going to want to run the ball as much as possible. If the offensive line plays as it did against Ole Miss for much of the game, they'll be able to do it. Amari Daniels, who averaged 5.8 yards a carry last weekend, will likely get the majority of the carries, but Rueben Owens will get a lot of work as well.

If Johnson goes, the offense will operate like it has normally. If it's Henderson, look for a lot of quicker passes to the backs and receivers like Ainias Smith and Moose Muhammad. Henderson has the capability to make plays, but is extremely inconsistent. Simplifying things for him will likely be on the table.

Put the game on the quarterback. The Bulldogs defense is middling in all areas, but one area where they're not bad is run defense. They're definitely going to be looking to limit what A&M can do in the running department, especially if Henderson gets the nod. If he can beat them going down the field, so be it. But they're not going to make things easy by allowing A&M to run the ball easily. Look for a lot of man coverage and eight men in the box.