The Auburn Tigers football have officially secured a commitment from highly sought-after four-star quarterback Israel Abrams, a major win for new head coach Alex Golesh as he works to build the 2027 recruiting class. Abrams, one of the top signal-callers in the country, had been heavily pursued by several elite programs, making this a pivotal victory for Auburn’s roster future.
Golesh’s 2027 class had previously included only two commits: four-star defensive lineman Donivan Moore and three-star tight end Trae Proctor. Adding Abrams gives the Tigers a cornerstone player at a critical position, providing stability and elite talent under center.
Abrams comes into Auburn as one of the most decorated quarterbacks in his class. Ranked by 247Sports as the No. 2 QB and No. 22 overall nationally for 2027, he was the target of top programs including Purdue Boilermakers football, Kentucky Wildcats football, Florida State Seminoles football, and Tennessee Volunteers football. Auburn ultimately impressed Abrams enough to earn his commitment.
During his junior season at Montini Catholic High School, Abrams threw for 4,072 yards and 40 touchdowns, nearly doubling his sophomore totals. He also contributed 10 rushing touchdowns, highlighting his dual-threat capabilities that make him a perfect fit for modern SEC offenses.
This commitment addresses a key need for Auburn, which had just one quarterback committed in the 2026 class — three-star recruit Rhys Brush. While Brush remains a promising prospect, Abrams provides the Tigers with a blue-chip talent they can build their offense around for years to come.
With Abrams now officially on board, Auburn fans can look forward to a strengthened roster for 2027. Coach Golesh’s aggressive recruiting strategy is paying off, signaling that the Tigers are serious about competing at the highest level and attracting top-tier talent in the coming seasons.