Auburn's Secondary Reloads with Dre Jordan

0:00It's April 3rd. This is Auburn Tigers football news today, AI-powered updates on your team. I'm Cory with the story. Auburn Tigers are deep into spring practices right now, battling for spots ahead of A-Day and the 20-26 season kickoff. The secondary got hit hard with turnover, especially at cornerback, leaving the position totally wide open for whoever steps up. Their top two corners from 2025, Jay Crawford and Kay and Lee both bounce via the transfer portal. Crawford headed to Ole Miss, lead at Tennessee teams, Auburn faces next year creating a clean slate for the current roster. Teammate Eric Winters didn't hesitate when asked who looks good there. He straight up called out Dre Jordan as the standout, praising how he disrupts passes constantly. Jordan transferred in from UCLA after earning all Big Ten honorable mention last year, but he flew under the radar in portal rankings, 18th on. On three's rivals list, 30 second on 247 sports. Still, as 6'1 and 175 pounds, he's built like a prototypical boundary corner, perfect

1:05for handling SEC receivers. He's flashing elite ball skills, physicality at the catchpoint, and enough speed to stay with guys. Expect him to lock down the boundary as a senior starter, with Ray-Shan pleasant right behind, while the young corners build up behind a solid safety. Group, Auburn's secondary is reloading strong.