Auburn Offense Takes Shape in Preseason | Huntsville News

Auburn’s offense is clicking into gear as preseason camp winds down, with Byrum Brown poised to lead the QB room and Tristan Ti’a ready as his backup. Jeremiah Cobb anchors the backfield, flanked by Omar Mabson II and Bryson Washington for explosive depth. The wideouts got a major upgrade via transfers—Keshaun Singleton, Chas Nimrod, and Jeremiah Koger are starters, but expect rotation play from Christian Neptune and DeShawn Spencer. Tight end Jake Johnson starts with Arlis Boardingham behind him, both bringing SEC savvy. The offensive line battled hard, with Jacob Strand earning left guard, Jo Simmons at left tackle, Cole Best at center, Cole Skinner at right guard, and Stanton Ramil at right tackle. Coaches, especially Alex Golesh, are thrilled with progress after two scrimmages—and now they’re laser-focused on Week One against Baylor. With a mix of proven talent and fresh transfers, Auburn’s offense looks primed for a strong season, especially with that fierce OL competition shaping up to be a strength.

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