Amari Niblack thanks 2 of his 3 SEC schools as he declares for 2026 NFL Draft
By Andrew Olson
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Amari Niblack is going pro. He played at 3 schools over 4 seasons, but only acknowledged 2 of them in his farewell note posted Saturday.
Niblack spent the 2022 and ’23 seasons at Alabama. He then played at Texas in 2024 before joining Texas A&M for the 2025 campaign. In a farewell note posted to Instagram, Niblack said he is grateful to Alabama and Texas A&M.
“First and foremost, I thank God. Everything I am and everything ahead is because of Him.
“I’m grateful to The University of Alabama & Texas A&M University for the opportunity to compete, grow, and represent these programs at the highest collegiate level,” Niblack wrote. “Thank you to the coaches, staff, and my teammates for the standard, the grind, and the brotherhood.
“To my family -your sacrifices, prayers, and unwavering belief in me made all of this possible. You’ve been my foundation through every step.
“This chapter of my college football career is closed. I’m moving forward with purpose and confidence into the next chapter pursuing my career at the next level and entering the 2026 NFL Draft
“All glory to God.”
As a sophomore at Alabama, Niblack had 20 catches for 327 yards and 4 touchdowns. The next season, at Texas, his production dipped to 5 catches for 33 yards over 9 games. This past season, he had 5 receptions for 69 yards, appearing in all 13 games for the Aggies.
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