Jake Fromm congratulates brother on commitment to Auburn

Warner Robins High School tight end Tyler Fromm committed to Auburn over the weekend.

Fromm, a 6-foot-5, 225 pound junior, announcement his commitment on Twitter Friday along with a photo of Auburn coach Gus Malzahn.

“I have officially committed to Auburn University. Ready to get this class going and War Eagle,” Fromm wrote.

Brother of Georgia’s starting quarterback Jake, Tyler did not have an offer from the Bulldogs, but chose Auburn over Colorado State, Florida, Louisville and LSU among others.

Jake took to Twitter to congratulate his brother Friday night writing, “Congrats to my brother!!! Way to make momma and daddy proud!!!”

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