Texas A&M junior wide receiver leaves spring practice with injury

Bethel-Roman entered Texas A&M as a 4-star recruit by all three recruiting services and was ranked 207th by ESPN. After taking a year to redshirt, he became a key part of Texas A&M’s lethal receiving core last season, finishing third on the team in receptions (24), receiving yards (503) and receiving touchdowns (5).

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With KC Concepción headed to the NFL draft, the Aggie offense has a potential question mark in the WR room. Mario Craver will presumably fill the primary receiver role, but Craver’s unique skill set is best used as a weapon on shorter, RAC-friendly routes.

This leaves Bethel-Roman and his top-notch speed as the likely choice to be Texas A&M’s big threat. With more opportunities and a quality offense behind him, Bethel-Roman could be primed for a breakout season.

Bethel-Roman left practice after hitting the ground hard on a deep route. The team did not give any update, but did not return to practice, according to GigEm247’s Carter Karels.