The 2026 football season for the Auburn Tigers is on the horizon. As we anticipate the start of the season, let's introduce you to a key member of the 2026 roster.
For the first time since this series began, we will highlight a member of Auburn football's transfer portal haul. Andre Jordan Jr. joined Auburn's roster this offseason after spending three seasons on the West Coast. He signed with Oregon State out of high school and played for the Beavers for two seasons before transferring to UCLA ahead of the 2025 season. This year, he looks to bring his disruptive mentality to the Plains and become a problem for opposing wide receivers.
Jordan's ability to hinder the opposition's passing game jumps off the page immediately. Over the last two seasons, Jordan has broken up 14 passes, 10 of which were recorded last season with UCLA. Opposing wide receivers have also found it difficult to haul in passes when guarded by Jordan in recent years. After allowing 80% of passes to be caught as a freshman in 2023, Jordan has improved his numbers each season. As a sophomore in 2024, 63% of passes thrown his way were caught, and that number decreased to 51% in 2025 at UCLA, according to Pro Football Focus data.
Jordan joins Rayshawn Pleasant as one of the elder members of the cornerback room. As seniors, Jordan and Pleasant will lead a group of talented, young corners, including Blake Woodby, Shamar Arnoux, Scrap Richardson, and Kamari Todd. Will Jordan continue to be a nuisance in the passing game while taking on an important leadership role?
Get to know senior cornerback Andre Jordan Jr below.
For the first time since this series began, we will highlight a member of Auburn football's transfer portal haul. Andre Jordan Jr. joined Auburn's roster this offseason after spending three seasons on the West Coast. He signed with Oregon State out of high school and played for the Beavers for two seasons before transferring to UCLA ahead of the 2025 season. This year, he looks to bring his disruptive mentality to the Plains and become a problem for opposing wide receivers.
Jordan's ability to hinder the opposition's passing game jumps off the page immediately. Over the last two seasons, Jordan has broken up 14 passes, 10 of which were recorded last season with UCLA. Opposing wide receivers have also found it difficult to haul in passes when guarded by Jordan in recent years. After allowing 80% of passes to be caught as a freshman in 2023, Jordan has improved his numbers each season. As a sophomore in 2024, 63% of passes thrown his way were caught, and that number decreased to 51% in 2025 at UCLA, according to Pro Football Focus data.
Jordan joins Rayshawn Pleasant as one of the elder members of the cornerback room. As seniors, Jordan and Pleasant will lead a group of talented, young corners, including Blake Woodby, Shamar Arnoux, Scrap Richardson, and Kamari Todd. Will Jordan continue to be a nuisance in the passing game while taking on an important leadership role?
Get to know senior cornerback Andre Jordan Jr below.
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