Auburn fans, it’s officially transfer portal season—and the decisions coming out of the Plains are setting the tone for the Alex Golesh era. Players like Perry Thompson, Damari Alston, Jay Crawford, Jackson Arnold, and Malcolm Simmons are all making tough choices about their futures. The question now is: who stays, who goes, and how will this reshape Auburn Football heading into 2025?

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The Auburn Tigers are entering a new era under head coach Alex Golesh, and things are moving fast on The Plains. In this episode, we dive into the latest Auburn football transfer portal news, breaking down the departures of Perry Thompson and Malcolm Simmons, and what their exits mean for the future of the wide receiver room.

Host Mike G discusses why Auburn isn’t panicking about these moves — and how the staff is already working to secure top-tier talent through the portal. The discussion gets real about NIL spending, roster fit, and how Golesh’s offensive philosophy could finally unlock the potential Auburn fans have been waiting to see.

The focus shifts to the offensive line, long a weakness for Auburn, and what it will take to rebuild it in the SEC trenches. Mike explains why this position group holds the key to success in 2025 and why fans should expect a few familiar faces from Golesh’s time at USF to join him at Auburn.

We also look at the defensive side of the ball, with D.J. Durkin returning and key players preparing for the NFL Draft. Can Auburn’s defense carry the load while the offense rebuilds? And what will success look like in year one under Golesh?

Auburn fans, it’s talking season, and the optimism is real — but the work starts now.

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BREAKING: Auburn’s wide receiver room is turning heads as the Tigers head into 2025. Despite losing key names like Perry Thompson and Horatio Fields, the roster remains one of the most talented groups on the Plains in years. With Cam Coleman, Eric Singleton, and Bryce Cain expected to return, new head coach Alex Golesh inherits a loaded unit ready to prove doubters wrong.

This episode dives deep into Auburn’s offensive future — from the scholarship players staying put to the young guns like DeShawn Spencer and Brian Williams Jr. joining the mix. The crew also breaks down how Golesh’s system could unlock Auburn’s potential at wide receiver, and why this offense may finally get the creativity it’s been missing.

We also look at how Auburn’s new coaching staff approaches recruiting, NIL, and player development differently than previous regimes. Expect insight into the mindset shift inside the Auburn football complex, the importance of culture under Golesh, and what it means for players like Xavier Atkins and the linebacking corps led by D.J. Durkin.

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AUBURN FANS — this one’s for you. The 2026 Auburn Football schedule just dropped, and it’s got everyone talking. From Baylor in Atlanta to a brutal midseason SEC stretch, the road ahead for Alex Golesh and the Tigers is loaded with storylines, challenges, and massive opportunities. Can Golesh finally unlock the offensive potential Auburn fans have been waiting for? Let’s talk about it.

In this episode of The Auburn Express, we break down every matchup on the 2026 schedule, from Florida to Georgia, LSU, and the Iron Bowl. We discuss which games Auburn should win early, the “make-or-break” month of October, and why 8 wins should be the new standard for the program. With Alex Golesh entering his next phase as head coach, this is the year Auburn must start showing proof of concept on offense — and fans are ready to see results on the field.

There’s hope, there’s hype, and there’s a whole lot of uncertainty heading into 2026. The crew dives into what defines “win now,” what progress truly looks like, and why optimism might actually be warranted this time around. Can Auburn turn the corner and become a team that SEC opponents circle on their calendars again?

🎧 Listen to the full breakdown and join the conversation on The Auburn Express — powered by The War Rapport.

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The Auburn football transfer portal is heating up — and it’s creating some serious waves across The Plains. In today’s Auburn Express episode, powered by The War Rapport, Mike G. and Kyle dive deep into the latest portal departures, roster reactions, and how new head coach Alex Golesh plans to rebuild the trenches heading into the 2025 season.

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The Auburn Express is rolling again, powered by The War Rapport, bringing you the hard truth about the latest chaos in Auburn football. The news hit hard — Malcolm Simmons and Perry Thompson have officially entered the transfer portal, marking the end of the “Freeze Four” experiment.

Mike Gittens and the crew break down what this means for Auburn’s offensive identity under new head coach Alex Golesh. With Simmons’ 457 receiving yards and explosive Iron Bowl performance (99 YAC, 143 total yards), his departure stings. But there’s more beneath the surface.

We discuss why Golesh’s mantra, “Be who you say you are,” is already shaping Auburn’s locker room culture — and how this new accountability standard might define the next era of Auburn football.

Can Auburn reload at wide receiver under this new staff? Or will this be a painful but necessary reset to build something sustainable? Tune in for the full breakdown, insights, and unfiltered opinions straight from The War Rapport.

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The Auburn Express is rolling again, powered by The War Rapport, bringing you the hard truth about the latest chaos in Auburn football. The news hit hard — Malcolm Simmons and Perry Thompson have officially entered the transfer portal, marking the end of the “Freeze Four” experiment.

Mike Gittens and the crew break down what this means for Auburn’s offensive identity under new head coach Alex Golesh. With Simmons’ 457 receiving yards and explosive Iron Bowl performance (99 YAC, 143 total yards), his departure stings. But there’s more beneath the surface.

We discuss why Golesh’s mantra, “Be who you say you are,” is already shaping Auburn’s locker room culture — and how this new accountability standard might define the next era of Auburn football.

Can Auburn reload at wide receiver under this new staff? Or will this be a painful but necessary reset to build something sustainable? Tune in for the full breakdown, insights, and unfiltered opinions straight from The War Rapport.

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The Auburn Express is rolling again, powered by The War Rapport, bringing you the hard truth about the latest chaos in Auburn football. The news hit hard — Malcolm Simmons and Perry Thompson have officially entered the transfer portal, marking the end of the “Freeze Four” experiment.

Mike Gittens and the crew break down what this means for Auburn’s offensive identity under new head coach Alex Golesh. With Simmons’ 457 receiving yards and explosive Iron Bowl performance (99 YAC, 143 total yards), his departure stings. But there’s more beneath the surface.

We discuss why Golesh’s mantra, “Be who you say you are,” is already shaping Auburn’s locker room culture — and how this new accountability standard might define the next era of Auburn football.

Can Auburn reload at wide receiver under this new staff? Or will this be a painful but necessary reset to build something sustainable? Tune in for the full breakdown, insights, and unfiltered opinions straight from The War Rapport.

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Auburn fans, buckle up — the Auburn 2026 schedule just dropped, and it might be the most pivotal slate we’ve seen in years. From the neutral-site opener against Baylor in Atlanta to a late-season Iron Bowl showdown in Tuscaloosa, Alex Golesh’s Auburn Tigers are staring down a season that could define the new era on the Plains.

In this episode, we break down every key stretch — from the early SEC battles to that brutal October run at Tennessee and Georgia. We’re talking winnable matchups, trap games, and why this schedule gives Auburn a real shot at nine wins if things break right.

We also look at how Florida and Ole Miss fit into the early part of the year, and why Mississippi State’s defense could be the surprise spoiler in November. Plus, we dive into the importance of finally earning that signature win that’s been missing since the Freeze era.

If Golesh’s offense clicks with returning weapons like Malcolm Simmons, Auburn might shock the college football world in 2026.

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