Texas A&M fans received encouraging news on Wednesday evening regarding the 2025 football season — running back Le’Veon Moss is on track to return.
Aggies head coach Mike Elko shared that Moss is expected to be fully healthy for fall camp.
“He’ll be 100 percent for sure for fall camp,” Elko told the Brazos County A&M Club. “When you see him running now, he looks great.”
Moss started nine games for the Aggies in 2024. His season was cut short after a leg injury in the Nov. 2 game against South Carolina, where he was limited to just two carries for eight yards. Despite the early end to his junior year, Moss totaled 121 carries for 765 yards and 10 touchdowns, earning second-team All-SEC honors.
He delivered several standout performances, rushing for over 100 yards in games against Florida (110), Arkansas (117), and Missouri (138). His 6.3 yards per carry average ranked second among SEC players with at least 100 carries.
Texas A&M kicks off the 2025 season at home versus UTSA.
