Overview
- Reed announced his decision on Instagram with the message “I’m back,” confirming he will suit up in 2026 and retaining two years of eligibility.
- He will be guided by new offensive coordinator Holmon Wiggins and quarterbacks coach Joey Lynch following Collin Klein’s move to Kansas State.
- Reporter Matt Zenitz reported that Reed agreed to a new deal to remain in College Station.
- Reed posted 3,169 passing yards, 25 touchdowns and 12 interceptions plus 493 rushing yards and six scores in 2025, though he had four interceptions and no TD passes against Texas and Miami.
- Texas A&M is navigating roster turnover with multiple portal entries, including backup quarterback Miles O’Neil, and top receiver KC Concepcion heading to the NFL, as coaches prioritize line play and Reed’s mechanics.