Overview
- The Jan. 2 procedure removed a benign growth pressing on his biceps tendon and labrum in his throwing arm, according to multiple reports.
- NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport first reported the surgery, and Aguilar later acknowledged it on his Instagram story.
- He kept the issue private throughout 2025 while leading the SEC in passing and finishing with 3,565 yards and 24 touchdowns.
- The recovery timetable creates uncertainty for participation in the NFL Combine or a Tennessee pro day.
- Aguilar is part of a federal filing seeking an extra NCAA season tied to Diego Pavia’s case, which could affect his 2026 plans.