Texas A&M's Max Johnson Throws Touchdown Pass To Jake Johnson, For Some Brotherly Love Against Alabama

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It's not very often that we see two family members playing on the same team. But Texas A&M has that taken care of, with quarterback Max Johnson finding his brother Jake Johnson for a touchdown.

This wouldn't be the case if Max Johnson didn't have to take over for Connor Weigman, who suffered an injury a few weeks ago. Now, both brothers are playing together on offense, with it paying off for a touchdown against Alabama.

I mean, this might be the coolest moment of the college football slate on Saturday. Max Johnson transferred to Texas A&M from LSU, looking for more playing time, with his brother already in College Station.

Texas A&M QB Max Johnson hit his brother Jake Johnson for the touchdown.

This is the second time the Johnson brothers have hooked up for a touchdown this season, this time coming in the second quarter against Alabama. While we've seen family members play together, I don't remember a brother-to-brother connection for six points.

The Aggies got out to a 17-10 lead, looking to upset Alabama and keep its SEC title hopes alive.

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