Auburn WR Getting Recognized as 'Most Underrated' Player in College Football

Auburn Tigers wide receiver Cam Coleman headlined the group as he looks to lead the SEC program again in 2025.

"Another player who was incredibly productive despite the fact that he played for a team that did not have competent quarterback play," Wasserman said. He also noted Coleman's upside and first-round potential.

That first-round buzz isn't hyperbole. Coleman, a former five-star prospect and the No. 2 receiver in the 2024 class behind Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith, finished his freshman campaign with 37 catches for 598 yards and eight touchdowns, albeit on a Tigers team that struggled to move the ball through the air.

Auburn finished 28th nationally in passing offense but routinely struggled against top-end SEC competition.

Unlike last season, Coleman's first with Auburn, the Tigers will have a five-star mega prospect under center.

The Tigers landed former Oklahoma Sooners quarterback Jackson Arnold this offseason, a considerable addition to Hugh Freeze's offense and potentially the spark Coleman needs to explode into superstardom.

The fourth-ranked quarterback in the 2023 class per 247Sports, Arnold had his fair share of highlight reel throws and runs last season despite playing for a lowly Oklahoma Sooners club.

Auburn will debut their new five-star passing connection in 2025, with the sky being the limit for Coleman, per the On3 tandem.