Cam Coleman is one of the biggest names in the transfer portal. According to Sports Illustrated, Coleman is the No. 1-ranked wide receiver in the portal.
With moves occurring at a rapid rate, let’s examine five of the best destinations for the former Auburn Tigers standout.
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Top 5 landing spots for Cam Coleman
5. Texas Longhorns
The Texas Longhorns have a potential superstar in Arch Manning. Manning showcased his dual-threat ability in the second half of the season, nearly dragging the Longhorns to a playoff berth.
One way to speed up Manning’s development is by bringing in elite wide receivers. There’s no better receiver in the portal than Cam Coleman.
4. Texas A&M Aggies
The Texas A&M Aggies made two major moves in last season’s transfer portal. They brought in KC Concepcion and Mario Craver to improve Marcel Reed’s production.
KC Concepcion is set for the NFL draft, and there’s a need to replace him. Cam Coleman could be a solid recruit to fill Concepcion’s shoes. The Aggies would be fancied to make another run to the playoffs.
3. USC Trojans
Two of USC’s best wide receivers are heading to the NFL. The Trojans are losing Ja’Kobi Lane and Makai Lemon, thereby leaving Makai Lemon without his key targets.
Lincoln Riley’s offense would benefit greatly from adding someone as talented as Coleman. Coleman would instantly become the team’s WR1 and add something fresh to the Trojans’ offense.
2. Ohio State Buckeyes
Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate were arguably college football’s best wide receiver duo in the 2025 season. The duo was a nightmare for defensive coordinators anytime Ohio State came to town.
However, Tate is entering the 2026 NFL Draft and is tipped to be a first-round pick. That leaves a gaping hole in Ryan Day’s offense
Coleman could step in and fill the void left by Tate. His shiftiness, speed, and football IQ would work a treat alongside Smith. It could give them extra firepower for another national championship push.
1. Alabama Crimson Tide
Cam Coleman could join the Crimson Tide if he’s looking to stay in the state of Alabama. The Crimson Tide would welcome the former Auburn Tigers standout with open arms.
Coleman would join a stacked wide receiver room alongside Lotzeir Brooks and Ryan Williams. It’ll give Kalen DeBoer’s team one of the best pass-catching units in the SEC.
Edited by Nick Igbokwe
