Texas A&M Star Le'Veon Moss Balances Football Career With Fatherhood

Texas A&M Star Le'Veon Moss, 23, Quietly Raising Two Kids While Pursuing Football Stardom!

Moss, a highly regarded four-star recruit, initially pledged with Alabama before joining Texas A&M.

July 14, 2026

This article was last updated by Manoj Gadtaula on July 14, 2026.

At just 23 years old, Le'Veon Moss is raising two young sons while excelling in his college football journey.

Texas A&M University's standout running back Le'Veon Moss faced a disorderly conduct charge in College Station early Sunday, stemming from alleged threats made during a confrontation.

Police reports indicate Moss persisted in escalating tensions despite warnings from officers and friends, including a statement: “I'll bat the **** out you boy!

The incident began when individuals attempted to engage with a woman accompanying Moss, prompting his aggressive response.

A friend, Ledarius Jones, also faced arrest for obstructing officers.

Moss secured release on personal bond and will face court proceedings later.

Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko confirmed internal handling of the matter.

Despite this, Moss remains active and aims to join fall camp ahead of the 2026 season.

Le'Veon Moss Embraces Fatherhood!

Though unmarried, Moss is a devoted father to son Le'Veon Jr., born in 2026. He became a parent at 19 and credits fatherhood as a driving force.

In a 2026 TexAgs feature, Moss emphasized his commitment to providing his son a better future.

He shared introducing Le'Veon Jr. via Instagram, stating, “Showing him a different route.

No verified information exists about a second child or any partner in his personal life.

Official Texas A&M profiles confirm only one child, with no further details disclosed.

Currently, only the confirmed fatherhood of Moss to two sons stands out.

No relationships beyond this are reported, leaving his family dynamics private.

His dedication to his son remains central to his public narrative.

Key Facts About Le'Veon Moss

In his freshman year (2026), he played in seven games, rushing for 114 yards and 1 touchdown, earning "Top Offensive Newcomer."
Named Second-Team All-SEC in 2026 for his standout performance.
Has a younger brother, Ledarius Jones, a high school linebacker who attends Moss's games.