Bryant Gross-Armiento

Biography

THE BGA FILE COACHING RESUME 2017: Wake Forest (Recruiting Assistant) 2018-19: Wake Forest (Graduate Assistant) 2020: Georgia (Defensive Analyst) 2021-22: Texas A&M (Defensive Analyst) 2023: Texas A&M (Secondary Coach) 2024: Texas A&M (Senior Defensive Analyst) 2025: Texas A&M (Nickels) 2026: Texas A&M (Cornerbacks) POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE 2017: Wake Forest (Belk) 2018: Wake Forest (Birmingham) 2019: Wake Forest (Pinstripe) 2020: Georgia (Sugar) 2021: Texas A&M (Gator) 2023: Texas A&M (Texas) 2024: Texas A&M (Las Vegas) 2025: Texas A&M (College Football Playoff) Bryant Gross-Armiento joined the Aggies gridiron program in January 2021, and serves as the cornerbacks coach. Gross-Armiento previously served as the Aggies’ nickels coach in 2025 after being promoted from senior defensive analyst during Elko’s first year in 2024. He also spent time at Texas A&M as a defensive analyst (2021-22) and secondary coach (2023) prior to joining Elko’s current staff. As a unit, Gross-Armiento’s group helped Texas A&M improve from 90th nationally in passing yards allowed in 2024 to 16th in 2025. Under his guidance, nickel Tyreek Chappell closed out his final season in Aggieland with 34 tackles, 3.0 tackles for loss and four pass breakups. In addition to mentoring Chappell, Gross-Armiento also played a role in the development of Jaylon Jones and Antonio Johnson, both of whom were selected in the 2023 NFL Draft. Prior to his time in College Station, Gross-Armiento spent one season (2020) at the U