The Auburn Tigers have picked up a second transfer quarterback, with the addition of two-year Stanford starter Ashton Daniels. Daniels, who announced his destination Monday on Instagram, joins ex-Oklahoma starter Jackson Arnold in heading to the quarterback-starved Tigers.

"Seeing the atmosphere and everything that that comes with being an Auburn fan, being in this Auburn community, it's so special," Daniels said.

Auburn must replace starter Payton Thorne, and two backups have entered the transfer portal. Daniels passed for 3,986 yards, 21 touchdowns and 20 interceptions in three seasons at Stanford. He also ran for 1,117 yards and nine touchdowns.

Former Stanford signal caller Ashton Daniels committed to the Tigers on Monday, announcing his commitment in a post on Instagram with On3’s Hayes Fawcett. He becomes the second transfer quarterback to help fill the hole left in Auburn’s thin quarterback room, joining Oklahoma transfer Jackson Arnold.

Ashton Daniels, a transfer quarterback from Stanford, has committed to Auburn to continue his college football career.

Former Buford quarterback Ashton Daniels committed to the Auburn football program on Monday. Daniels spent the past three seasons at Stanford, where he completed 62.7 percent of his passes for 1,700 yards with 10 touchdowns and 12 interceptions last season,

Quarterbacks Hank Brown and Holden Geriner have entered the transfer portal, and Auburn is linked to several experienced replacements such as USC’s Miller Moss and Oklahoma’s Jackson Arnold. However, a report from On3’s Steve Wiltfong indicates that Hugh Freeze and a former Stanford quarterback are showing mutual interest.

Auburn made a splash over the weekend, bringing in Oklahoma quarterback Jackson Arnold. It turns out Hugh Freeze wasn't finished adding to the position group.

Starting quarterback Ashton Daniels will transfer to the Auburn Tigers next season, leaving younger players to compete for the starting quarterback role.