Speedy Texas A&M Receiver Named Player To Watch For 2026 NFL Draft

Concepcion, along with another speedy wideout in Mario Craver, who the Aggies grabbed from Mississippi State, are expected to lead the rebuild of the A&M receiving corps after multiple Aggie pass catchers headed off on their respective professional journeys and Noah Thomas shocked many in College Station by transferring over to the Georgia Bulldogs.

Still, despite not having the popular status that players like Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith carry, Concepcion could easily be labeled as an underrated player, with his 792 yards after reception ranking second amongst returning receivers in Power Four conferences, and his 16 touchdown grabs rank atop the leaderboards in the same category.

Concepcion started off strong in his freshman year in NC State in 2023, reeling in 71 passes for 839 yards and 10 touchdown receptions, but suffered a true sophomore slump in 2024, catching only 53 passes for 460 yards and only reeling in six catches in the end zone.

Concepcion's speed has also allowed him to take some handoffs with the Wolfpack, combining for 356 yards on the ground in his two years in Dave Doeren's system.

Of course, this season will tell where Concepcion sits in terms of draft stock, but when used correctly, Mike Elko could have more lethal of a weapon than most anticipate.