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Who saw the field the most in Auburn's win over Georgia on Saturday?
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Who saw the field the most in Auburn's win over Georgia on Saturday?

October 18, 2026

Auburn’s dominant offensive performance carried them to a 27-24 upset victory over top-ranked Georgia in Athens, with the Tigers outlasting the Bulldogs in both time of possession and key statistical battles. The Auburn offense stayed on the field for a season-high 80 plays, the most against a Power Five opponent this year, while also securing three turnovers to overcome an early 14-0 deficit.

Four offensive linemen—Wilson Zierer, Kenneth McManus IV, Stanton Ramil, and Cole Best—played every snap, with Zierer earning an 85.1 pass-blocking grade at left guard. Quarterback Byrum Brown logged 79 snaps, missing just one due to an injury, while tight end Jake Johnson set a career-high with 56 snaps, far exceeding his previous season totals.

On defense, Auburn’s linebackers led the way, with Elijah Melendez playing all 68 snaps and Bryce Deas stepping in for the injured Xavier Atkins while recording strong run-defense and tackling grades. Cornerback Anquon Fegans stood out with an interception and an 87.0 overall grade, while defensive backs like Rayshawn Pleasant and Andre Jordan Jr.

also saw increased playing time in critical moments.

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