Things aren't getting any better for Texas A&M's struggling passing game.
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The LSU transfer was injured in the Aggies’ loss to Mississippi State on Saturday. The loss dropped A&M to 3-2 on the season ahead of the primetime showdown with the Crimson Tide. Johnson was 19-of-26 for 203 yards and a TD before he was injured while King was 6-of-13 for 49 yards and threw two interceptions. King has struggled mightily in 2022; he’s 39-of-64 passing for 510 yards and three TDs and four interceptions over three games. Those three TD passes all came against FCS opponent Sam Houston State in Week 1.
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