Junior offensive lineman Chase Bisontis has been picked 34th overall by the Arizona Cardinals in the 2026 NFL Draft.

In three seasons with Texas A&M, Bisontis only missed 3 of 39 games in his Aggie career, earning Southeastern Conference-All Freshman Team honors in 2023 and Third-Team All SEC for his efforts in the 2025 campaign. 

Bisontis is the second Aggie to hear his name called in this year’s draft, joining junior wide receiver KC Concepcion, who was drafted 24th overall by the Cleveland Browns. The New Jerseyan chose to forego his final year of eligibility after serving as a key part of the Aggies formidable offensive line unit in 2025. Bisontis is an incredible athlete at his position with a 9.85 relative athletic score, and will now serve to protect quarterback Jacoby Brissett for the Cardinals.

The 2025 campaign was the best season for the Don Bosco Preparatory High School prospect, allowing just one sack on 795 offensive snaps, after surrendering three and four quarterback takedowns in his freshman and sophomore seasons, respectively.

Bisontis can now immediately plug into the Cardinals’ interior offensive line, as an effective pass blocker who always looks for work in the trenches.