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Coleman also tries to play hero ball instead of going out of bounds and fumbled the game away vs alabama.. so hes prone to game losing plays as well. Not like hes perfect. I think all of us would love coleman in a vacuum, in a no cost world or in an unlimited resources world. The pushback you are getting on coleman is purely due to WR seeming like a want (WR/DB) rather than a need (RB, OL, LB). so if they can make both work without sacrificing needs for wants, go for it. Just seems like we are being primed for a "you can't get everything" world, despite some taking "All in" to be an unlimited funds.

You mean like how he fumbled the game away against Alabama?

It's also harder for safeties, for whatever reason, to get in early. The fact that Darren Woodson has had to wait this long is absurd.

People were stacking the box to attack our weakness, the OL. It had absolutely nothing to do with our WRs not getting open. Guys were running free all year, early in the season Arch couldn't get it within 5 yards of open receivers. Go see the first play of the season as an easy example. Are you representing Cam Coleman? Sure reads like it. The juice ain't worth the squeeze. That money is better spent elsewhere. Ask Oregon about big money receivers and injuries.

There are some real scumbags in the HoF. Earl definitely fits that bill, but it doesn’t mean he doesn’t deserve the professional accolades. Seems like selective punishment.

I know the off-field stuff is the last impression a lot of people have of Earl. Still, he should be in the HOF.

I understand that WR was not necessarily the root issue of those games. OL was also struggling because teams could stack the box because our WRs couldn’t get consistent separation or win 50/50 balls. Coleman would have changed the outcome of one of those games.

How many wins did he deliver to Auburn?

WR wasn’t the root issue in any of those three games (although we did have multiple drops vs Georgia). I’d argue the money Coleman would demand put towards OL gets you the Ohio State and Florida game. We failed to convert at the goal line vs OSU and Floridas D line destroyed us

Earl was a semifinalist, but he wasn't one of the 15 finalists selected for possible induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2026. Darren Woodson was the only defensive back to make the cut. Earl and Rodney Harrison will have to wait until 2027.

Well even the mods here agree that a better WR for likely gets us 1-2 more wins. Ohio State or Florida. Picture having to guard Wingo and Coleman. That opens up a lot

Which one of our 3 losses do you think solely adding Coleman would help us win? We had opportunities vs Ohio State but Arch couldn’t hit receivers, Florida we got mauled in the trenches and burned on defense, Georgia was a blowout.

This has my attention.

Auburn mods are speculating that Eric Singleton could portal again. Wonder if we’ll take another shot at him? Would be cheaper than Coleman and bring a speedy WR to the roster

Never said we have to get him just to prevent Aggy from getting him. I’d prefer not to play him at Aggy though. However, M&A transactions can happen for defensive purposes. Coleman is likely good enough for 1-2 more wins. If we had Coleman this year we likely have 1-2 more wins and are in the playoff. This is a big year for both Aggy and Sark. Elko is heading into year 3 with a very solid year 2. I think the team that has the better year will regain all momentum and Coleman could be the difference. (Yes Aggy is very likely to efff it up too regardless) And when I mention cutting players, that happens now… Baxter was among others. Coleman is 3x the WRs Parker and Mosley are. If you have to make room for Coleman, then you have to do what you can. I prefer to keep them I hope you understand. Our WRs are extremely mid and not championship level as a whole. Coleman is HIM. I do understand that we have other needs like OL, etc. We will make that work if we have to

Did you see Earl play? In season 2 of his career, Earl was not just the best running back in the league- he was the best player in the NFL. He was unquestionably the MVP. Stats can't tell the story because the game changes over time. The best way to judge greatness is to compare a player to their peers.

Yep. The OV's in June will happen

The old Jack Murphy Stadium was a dump, but San Diego seems like an ideal destination for a bowl game. It's a shame that San Diego will never host another Super Bowl, because some media folks I know who've attended the Super Bowl in San Diego raved about it as a host city.

5 star culture! I could care less what Iowa State has to deal with and so should every Texas fan.

The portal sucks. I’m no Iowa state fan but they have 16 people left in their roster. Broken. This whole system is broken.

Braylon Edwards looked like a man among boys against a very good Texas secondary. Steve Breaston broke O.J. Simpson's Rose Bowl record for all-purpose yards. As for Henne and Hart, it's no surprise that Michigan contended for a national title two years later when those guys were juniors.

Get a room.

Why is Ohio state willing to spend the money but Georgia and Texas are not?

He posted that recruiting is going to continue until signing day, right after committing. Kid is a double Georgia legacy. This thing is not over.

It got up to 1.8 mill per year to win the commitment Texas wasn't a factor in the decision