Eric Singleton Jr. has made headlines by transferring from Auburn to Florida. This move follows his decision to withdraw from the NFL Draft, allowing him to enter the transfer portal.
Transfer to Florida
Singleton announced his commitment to the University of Florida on Saturday. This transition comes just one day after he decided to forgo the NFL Draft. The timing of his transfer indicates his desire to continue playing at a competitive level.
Reunion with Coaches
At Florida, Singleton will reconnect with familiar faces. He will work with Marcus Davis, who previously served as Auburn’s wide receivers coach. Additionally, Buster Faulkner, his former offensive coordinator at Georgia Tech, will lead the offense.
Auburn Statistics and Performance
During his time at Auburn, Singleton emerged as a prominent player. In the 2025 season, he led the team with 58 receptions. However, he experienced a decline in receiving yards compared to his initial seasons. Notably, he recorded only one game with over 100 receiving yards, which occurred in a loss to Vanderbilt.
Portal Activity
Singleton’s transfer highlights a broader trend at Auburn. Since the conclusion of the 2025 season, six receivers from the team have entered the transfer portal. Singleton is the third player to secure a new destination.
Future at Florida
- Recommitted: Singleton is committed to growing in the SEC.
- Upcoming Match: Auburn will face Florida in their 2026 SEC opener.
- Portal Deadline: The transfer portal will remain open until January 16.
Auburn is actively working to rebuild its wide receiver roster. The team has brought in three incoming freshmen and secured five transfers since the portal opened, indicating a proactive approach to player management.
For updates on Auburn’s roster changes, fans can continue to follow the developments closely on El-Balad.
