Cam Coleman has yet to return after suffering an ankle injury against Arkansas. Nelson Chenault-Imagn Images

Auburn WR Cam Coleman Exits Arkansas Game With Ankle Injury

Originally posted on Auburn Tigers on SI
By Gunner Norene | Last updated Oct 25, 2025 1:36 PM ET

The Auburn Tigers are currently leading Arkansas 7-0, and arguably their best player just exited the game with a concerning injury.

With about 4:45 remaining in the first quarter, standout wide receiver Cam Coleman went down with an ankle injury on the opening play of their second offensive drive. Coleman was out in front blocking for Eric Singleton Jr. on a jet sweep to the left side of the field when Arkansas linebacker Stephen Dix Jr. fell into Coleman’s lower body.

Coleman’s right foot appeared to get rolled up on the play, causing him to limp off the field after spending a few minutes in visible pain on the ground. The sophomore phenom is yet to return thus far.

Cam Coleman injured after blocking for Eric Singleton Jr. Limped off the field. pic.twitter.com/h1euwitMJd
— Gabe Burggraf (@GabeBurggraf) October 25, 2025

This injury comes just one offensive play after Coleman’s spectacular one-handed 23-yard touchdown grab, which marked Auburn’s first touchdown through the air since Sept. 20 against Oklahoma.

Cam Coleman is not humanpic.twitter.com/gMC0xN0DIY
— PFF College (@PFF_College) October 25, 2025

With Coleman out indefinitely, the Tigers will look to other wide receivers like Singleton, Perry Thompson, and Malcolm Simmons to step up in his absence. Auburn is already down one wideout with Horatio Fields breaking his foot in practice a few weeks ago.

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