Texas A&M's fall practice schedule is finishing up its second week of on-field activity. The 2024 season opener vs. Notre Dame is just three weeks away, and it will also serve as head coach Mike Elko's first game as the program's newest leader after Jimbo Fisher's departure last November.

On Thursday, three more players took the podium before the Aggies took the field for the 7th time this fall, as former Purude defensive end Nic Scourton joined former Kansas State cornerback Wil Lee Jr. and recently named 12th Man representative and sophomore linebacker Nana Boadi-Owusu to discuss all the progress made during the last two weeks on the field.

Scourton, who rightfully enters the program as one of the premier stars on the roster, has lofty goals this season after leading the Big Ten in sacks (10), stating that an All-American campaign is at the top of his personal goals, knowing that matching, or possibly, surpassing his 2023 production will easily place him among the top defenders in the country.

Previewing A&M's cornerback room, Wil Lee Jr. brings a lot to the table, while Boadi-Owusu reflected on the honor of representing the 12th Man throughout the 2024 season. Here is what all three players had to say on the afternoon.

Wil Lee Jr. on the cornerback room's mentality

Lee Jr. on playing behind A\u0026amp;M's stacked defensive line

Nic Scourton on returning home for his collegiate season

Lee Jr. on Elko's special defensive mindset

Lee Jr. on the origin story behind his nickname \u0022blanket\u0022

Scourton on meeting former Texas A\u0026amp;M star Myles Garrett during a recent workout

Nana Boadi-Owusu on what it felt like to be selected as the new 12th Man

Scourton sending love Boadi-Owusu's way

Boadi-Owusu on his deep connection to the late Terry Price

Scourton on what he offers as a pass rusher

This article originally appeared on Aggies Wire: Three Aggies speak during the second week of Texas A&M's fall practice scheudle