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Inside the Auburn Tigers Simmons spent the last four seasons at James Madison, making him an experienced piece of Auburn's retooled offensive line. He started every game in each of the last two seasons, playing all 13 games in 2025 at left tackle . . . Jeremiah Cobb announced on Friday that he will return for the 2026 season . . . A native of New Hope, Alabama, Sigler started his college career at Division II West Alabama before spending the 2025 season at Arkansas State. He had a breakout year with the Red Wolves, tallying 35 tackles, seven tackles for loss, six pass deflections and five sacks . . . "Byrum is a true leader and competitor . . . Working to build a roster through the transfer portal, the Tigers have also continued to add to the 2026 roster since arriving on campus . . . Ramil, a native of Alabaster and alum of Thompson High School, returns to his home state to play alongside high school teammates Jared Smith, Anquon Fegans, and Kaleb Harris . . . Ramil is the Tigers' 11th transfer signing of this cycle, but just the second transfer that hasn't played for Golesh before . . . Singleton joins Auburn offensive lineman Jeremiah Wright and linebacker Keyron Crawford for the Mobile all-star game, which is set for Jan. 31 . . . Stanton Ramil, who started for Michigan State at left tackle last season, has signed with Auburn . . . "It feels like family here," he said. "Everybody showed me what it's about here. It feels like home . . . This is a massive keep for Alex Golesh, D.J. Durkin, and company . . . Brown has a deal that projects as one of the most lucrative in the NIL era . . . Byrum Brown, a record-setting quarterback, has officially signed with Auburn Football . . . Larry Scott, Auburn's new tight ends coach, was Newsom's head coach at Howard, and is a big reason for his transfer to the Plains . . . The Tigers now have 10 players committed out of the transfer portal . . . Over the weekend they had a dozen or more guys already on campus . . . Ellis actually graded out better as a pass blocker than a run blocker . . . The 6-foot-2, 207-pound product of Decatur, Ga., took to his own social media to announce that he wasn't going anywhere . . . "I wanted someone in this role who knows Auburn, understands Auburn, and can be a great connection for us to our former players . . . Gaskin appeared in every game as a true freshman, totaling 12 tackles and an interception. He stepped into a much larger role in 2025, finishing the year with 53 tackles, two passes defended, an interception and a forced fumble . . . He's now the eighth player from USF to come to the Plains . . . The portal officially opened at 11 p.m. CT on Thursday, and things started to pick up . . . Auburn continues to hold onto some of the young talent for DJ Durkin's defense heading into next season . . . One of Auburn's first offers since the opening of the transfer portal has been extended to Charlotte cornerback Dwight Bootle II . . . New head coach Alex Golesh, associate head coach Kodi Burns, and company are already attacking the portal hard . . . Junior Eric Singleton Jr. announced on social media that he plans to forego his final season on the Plains to make himself eligible for the 2026 NFL Draft . . . With Deas set to return, he joins Xavier Atkins, Riddick and Melendez as Auburn linebackers who have confirmed that they will return in 2026 . . . The transfer portal officially opened at 11 p.m. CT on Thursday and will remain open until Jan. 16 . . . Jeris McIntyre is headed back to the Plains as part of Alex Golesh's first staff . . . The 6-foot-2 freshman becomes the sixth Auburn receiver expected to enter the portal and the 29th player overall . . . New head coach Alex Golesh is going to have his work cut out for him in adding new players out of the portal . . . Former USF quarterback Byrum Brown has already declared that he intends to enter the transfer portal, and Auburn is the heavy favorite . . . He becomes the 10th offensive lineman expected to depart the program, meaning a full rebuild up front will be in store for the Tigers . . . With Knight and Arnold both expected to leave, incoming freshman Rhys Brush is currently the Tigers' only scholarship quarterback . . . Marchese then flipped his commitment to the Wolverines and signed his letter of intent the same day. But with the firing of former Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore, he was released from his letter of intent. And now, Marchese is set to become an Auburn Tiger . . .
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