Five-star WR Jerome Myles commits to Texas A&M

West Jordan (Utah) Corner Canyon On3 Industry five-star receiver Jerome Myles has committed to Texas A&M.

The former USC commit was back in College Station over the weekend.

“Just the coaches,” Myles said. “It was a family.”

The 6-foot-3, 215-pound Myles loves the trajectory of the Aggies program.

“They’ve only been there a year and they’re one of the better teams in the SEC,” Myles said.

Tabbed by the On3 Industry as the No. 1 recruit in Utah, No. 4 receiver in the country and No. 24 prospect overall, Myles told head coach Mike Elko he was coming prior to the Aggies game this past Saturday. He backed off his pledge to the Trojans on Sunday. He’s officially in the fold now Monday.

Myles talked about being able to make an early impact and loves the opportunity to play for Elko.

“He’s just a genuine person and he relates to all the kids,” Myles said. “He’s like another player. I feel like that’s how the best coaches coach.”

Future position coach Holmon Wiggins is someone Myles believes can get the best out of him.

“I love him,” Myles said. “The receiver he’s develop at Alabama, I know I can trust him to develop me.”

Myles is commit No. 23 for Elko and the Aggies in the 2025 recruiting cycle, adding to a class that previously ranked No. 11.

Scouting new Texas A&M commit Jerome Myles

On3 compares his skillset to that of Rome Odunze who was the ninth overall selection in last April’s NFL Draft.

“The most athletically-gifted wide receiver in the 2025 cycle. An athletic marvel of a prospect with a unique combination of elite size, athleticism and skill but has missed large chunks of his prep career with injuries. Measured in at 6-foot-3, 215 pounds prior to his senior season. One of the fastest prospects in the 2025 cycle. Posted absolutely scintillating marks in the 100 meters (10.36) and 200 meters (20.84) as a junior en route to state titles in both events. Broke a long-standing state record in the 100 meters. 

“Carries that athleticism over to the field. Looked like a five-star talent at the beginning of his senior season, lighting up powerhouse IMG Academy for multiple touchdowns. Capable of winning in every area of the field. Has the speed to blow by defenders as a deep threat. Torched one-on-one coverage as an outside target. Draws safety attention with his mere presence. Has a solid release package and easily stacks corners off the line of scrimmage. Shows very good ball tracking ability. Strong hands at the catch point. Has the ability to win in jump ball situations. Flashed outstanding physicality and ability to pick up yardage after the catch as a senior. Dangerous in the screen game and working on crossing routes. Dominant perimeter blocker. Takes pride in that role and consistently bodies corners in the run game.

“One of the youngest players in the 2025 cycle, turning just 17 years-old a month before his freshman season of college.Could end up as the top wide receiver prospect from the cycle if he’s able to stay healthy and continue developing his game.”