In recent years, Texas A&M’s run game hasn’t lacked talent — it’s lacked clarity. With a committee-based approach, a true long-term answer at running back has remained elusive for head coach Mike Elko’s squad.  Heading into 2026, the Aggie backfield will feature experience with key returners such as Jamarion Marrow and Rueben Owens II, but not necessarily separation.  A&M’s returning running backs bring familiarity with the system, but neither has fully claimed a definitive RB1 role. Situational usage — early downs, passing situations, short yardage — have been spread out rather than owned. This structure keeps the room competitive while also leaving the door open.  With no locked-in bell cow, KJ Edwards becomes relevant immediately Carthage running back KJ Edwards is named offensive MVP for the Class 4A Division II championship game at AT&T Stadium | Michel Alfaro-Tyler Morning Telegraph Texas A&M freshman running back KJ Edwards arrives as a 97-rated prospect and the No.…