Eric Singleton, who logged 104 catches for 1,468 yards and nine touchdowns for Georgia Tech over the last two seasons, announced Monday that he has committed to Auburn with two seasons of eligibility remaining. He chose Auburn over programs such as Texas, LSU, and Miami.

Auburn landed a commitment from wide receiver Eric Singleton, the No. 1 receiver and No. 3 overall player in the 247Sports Transfer Rankings. With his addition, the Tigers have the nation's No. 4 transfer class with 15 commits.

Singleton is shorter than Lambert-Smith at 5-foot-11, but his athleticism still makes him dangerous as a jump ball target. He made seven contested catches on 16 contested catch targets in 2024, the same number as Lambert-Smith, but on two more targets, according to Pro Football Focus.