Watch Texas A&M QB's offseason training regimen with D1 Training

This week, it was revealed that Texas A&M redshirt junior quarterback Marcel Reed has been working with the staff at D1 Training in his hometown of Nashville, Tennessee, over the past three weeks, focusing on building his body to peak form before the 2026 season, especially gaining more weight to his frame to prevent injury, and adding more lower-body strength to help break tackles. Joining Reed, safety Dalton Brooks, transfer wide receiver Isaiah Horton, and senior tight end Micah Riley also took part in a workout with the D1 Training staff, led by Clif Marshall, whose primary goal is to help every current or future D1 athlete reach their full athletic potential. After throwing for a career-high 3,169 yards and 25 touchdowns last season, Marcel Reed has already proven that he can thrive in the pocket, and even after losing star WR KC Concepcion to the NFL, landing Isaiah Horton, whose 6'4" frame provides Reed and new OC Holmon Wiggins much-needed size and an instant upgrade in the red zone.

However, Reed's ability as a runner was underutilized late in the season, and while Elko and Wiggins need to keep him healthy, adding more designed runs, especially if the passing game is struggling, should help jolt the offense. Dalton Brooks, who also finished with career numbers last season, is one of the most versatile defenders in the SEC, while Micah Riley is expected by many, including myself, to earn the starting tight end job. Working together to become their best selves on and off the field, any success, especially late in the season, will come down to Marcel Reed playing above and beyond, and avoiding costly turnovers.

Texas A&M QB Marcel Reed is in his hometown Nashville for three weeks of strength and speed training with @ClifMarshall of @D1Sports and brought three of his Aggie teammates — Dalton Brooks, Micah Riley and Isaiah Horton — to take part in portions of the program with him. pic. twitter.

com/0I1pEo5KUY — Carter Karels (@CarterKarels) May 20, 2026 Contact/Follow us @AggiesWire on X (formerly Twitter) and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Texas A&M news, notes and opinions. Follow Cameron on X: @CameronOhnysty . This article originally appeared on Aggies Wire: Watch QB Marcel Reed's offseason training regimen with D1 Training