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Cam Coleman

Cam Coleman was a five-star out of high school and the No. 2 player in the transfer portal. He left Auburn for one reason: to catch passes from Arch Manning. The talent was never the question -- the quarterback was.

WR · Texas · Jr. · #8

6′3″ · 204 lb · Phenix City, AL · Central

CFB Index 65 · #101 of 485 WRsHigh confidenceNational watchTransferred Auburn → Texas for 2026

On production he ranks #101 of 485 WRs; on reputation he is on a national watch list. The gap between those two numbers is the story.

The numbers

105

receiving yards · 2026 · through week 2

6 catches · 2 TD · 17.5 per catch

2 games into 2026 so far -- Backed by 10 rec · 143 yds · 1 TD -- top 1% catches game. -- Best game: 3 rec, 70 yds, 2 TD, vs Texas State

The play that turned itSwung Auburn from 12% to 63% to win.Auburn at Vanderbilt · 45-38

His career numbers, season by season

The story

Cam Coleman was a five-star out of high school and the No. 2 player in the transfer portal. He left Auburn for one reason: to catch passes from Arch Manning. The talent was never the question -- the quarterback was.

  • Signed as a 5-star recruit to Auburn in 2024.
  • Transferred from Auburn to Texas in 2026.
  • Named Preseason All-America in 2026.
The full story, with sources

How he plays

Yards / catch: 86th percentile.

The full scouting read
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The story

He was the No. 5 overall recruit in the 2024 class, and even through a 2025 coaching change at Auburn he put up 708 yards -- 1,306 across his two seasons, third-most by an Auburn receiver through a sophomore year. Then he became the marquee move of the offseason: portal's No. 2 player, off to Texas to be Arch Manning's WR1 in Manning's first full year as the unquestioned starter. At 6-3, 201 he's the catch-radius target a vertical passing game is built to feed, and he joins a room that still returns Ryan Wingo. The forward stakes are the swing of the whole bet: a five-star whose production always hinted at more than it showed now has the quarterback to prove it. For Coleman, 2026 is the breakout that's been waiting on the throw -- and the line between a good college receiver and a top-of-the-2027-board profile.

The receiver room · Texas

  1. #1Ryan WingoWR · Jr.834 receiving yards · 2025
  2. #8Cam ColemanWR · Jr.725 receiving yards · 2025
  3. #18Sterling BerkhalterWR · Sr.416 receiving yards · 2025
  4. #3Emmett Mosley VWR · Jr.408 receiving yards · 2025
  5. #17Daylan MccutcheonWR · So.74 receiving yards · 2025

8 more on the roster · Texas team page

Stats from CFBD · ESPN · fan discourse. Every figure computed from source tables — not invented. Methodology