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Auburn Tigers Snapshot Profile: No. 62 Kameron Stutts

The veteran is looking to become Auburn’s starting right guard.

Going into the 2023 football season, Auburn Wire will be looking at each scholarship player listed on the Tigers’ roster.

Over the preseason, each profile will cover where the player is from, how recruiting websites rated them coming out of high school, and what role they will play for [autotag]Hugh Freeze[/autotag] in his first season on the Plains.

Up next is veteran offensive lineman [autotag]Kameron Stutts[/autotag]. He is in a battle to be Auburn’s starting right guard during fall camp.

Preseason Player Profile

Hometown: Killen, Alabama

Height: 6-5

Weight: 343

Class in 2023: Senior

247Sports Composite Ranking

Three-Star / No. 17 in Alabama / No. 46 OT

Career Stats

Year G
2018 1
2019 11
2020 0
2021 12
2022 12

PFF Grades

Year Offense Pass Blocking Run Blocking Special Teams
2018 59.5 – 59.2 –
2019 65.5 77.9 64.0 64.1
2020 – – – –
2021 65.3 78.8 63.7 65.3
2022 57.1 61.4 58.1 64.5

Depth Chart Overview

Stutts started 11 games last season for the Tigers but is back in a stiff competition to return as a starter with Auburn rotating him, [autotag]Jaden Muskrat[/autotag], [autotag]Jeremiah Wright[/autotag] and [autotag]Tate Johnson[/autotag] at the two guard spots.

He appears to have separated himself as the favorite to win the starting right guard spot but Muskrat is still pushing him. Stutts is capable of playing both spots and is an important member of the offensive line group due to his extensive experience and versatilty.

Kameron Stutts’ Photo Gallery

Auburn Tigers Snapshot Profile: No. 54 Tate Johnson

He is battling to be one of Auburn’s starting guards.

Going into the 2023 football season, Auburn Wire will be looking at each scholarship player listed on the Tigers’ roster.

Over the preseason, each profile will cover where the player is from, how recruiting websites rated them coming out of high school, and what role they will play for [autotag]Hugh Freeze[/autotag] in his first season on the Plains.

Up next is offensive lineman [autotag]Tate Johnson[/autotag]. After winning the starting center job last year, he has switched to guard and is firmly in the mix for a starting spot.

Preseason Player Profile

Hometown: LaGrange, Georgia

Height: 6-4

Weight: 302

Class in 2023: Junior

247Sports Composite Ranking

Three-Star / No. 53 in Georgia / No. 27 OG

Career Stats

Year G
2020 1
2021 0
2022 4

PFF Grades

Year Offense Pass Blocking Run Blocking
2020 66.4 72.5 65.6
2022 55.3 47.4 58.5

Depth Chart Overview

Johnson is in a battle with [autotag]Kameron Stutts[/autotag], [autotag]Jaden Muskrat[/autotag] and [autotag]Jeremiah Wright[/autotag] for the two guard spots. This battle will likely last into the season and could see several changes as the coaches look to find the best combination along the line.

Johnsons has the ability to play center and was Auburn’s starter last season before suffering a season-ending injury. If starter [autotag]Avery Jones[/autotag] were unable to go he could very well slide over and that versatility makes him an important member of Auburn’s offense and someone to keep an eye on.

Tate Johnson’s Photo Gallery

Auburn offensive lineman makes 247Sports’ All-Name Team

Jaden Muskrat has been named to one of the top groups in college football.

It hasn’t been determined yet if offensive lineman [autotag]Jaden Muskrat[/autotag] will be a starter for Auburn this season but he was just named to one of the top groups in college football, the 247Sports’ All-Name Team.

Muskrat is entering his first season at Auburn after spending the past three seasons at Tulsa. He entered the portal after the season and decided to reunite with Auburn offensive coordinator [autotag]Phillip Montgomery[/autotag], who was his head coach at Tusla.

The 6-foot-3, 302-pounder is in contention to be Auburn’s starting guard, battling [autotag]Kameron Stutts[/autotag], [autotag]Tate Johnson[/autotag], [autotag]Jeremiah Wright[/autotag] and [autotag]Connor Lew[/autotag] for the two spots.

Muskrat played 18 games at tackle for Tulsa and could slide back outside for Auburn if needed, but he profiles more as a guard in the SEC and that is his path to playing time.

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The full Auburn depth chart for Week 2

There was a bit of movement on the offensive side of the ball for this week’s new depth chart.

The new Auburn Tigers depth chart for the team’s Week 2 game against San Jose State has arrived, and it comes with some changes on the offensive side of the ball.

While the defense remains static, it would seem that senior [autotag]Kameron Stutts[/autotag] has officially won the right guard battle against teammate [autotag]Keiondre Jones[/autotag], who is now listed as a backup as opposed to the famous “or” on the depth chart. In the wide receiving corps, junior [autotag]Ja’Varrius Johnson[/autotag] appears to have bested redshirt freshman [autotag]Tar’Varish Dawson Jr.[/autotag] for the starting slot receiver position.

Check out those changes and more on the newest iteration of the depth chart here below:

Auburn players comment on what campus looks like ahead of class

With the start of class and fall camp Monday Auburn students have started to arrive and with their return Auburn’s safety procedures against COVID-19 are about to be put to the test. 

With the start of class and fall camp Monday, Auburn students have started to arrive and with their return, the university’s safety procedures against COVID-19 are about to be put to the test.

Auburn players Anthony Schwartz and Kameron Stutts have taken to Twitter to voice their concerns.

Currenty Auburn safety procedures require masks to be worn at all times inside buildings but only when “appropriate physical distancing is impractical or impossible.”

While he admitted he has not been in any of the buildings, Stutts added that the “bars are definitely not a good place to be.”

Schwarz agreed and even mentioned how many people have argued that players would be safer on campus than if they returned home.

Schwartz was quick to point out that he was in no way blaming the Auburn coaches or medical staff.

While Auburn seems to have avoided any COVID-19 outbreaks up until this point that task is about to get much harder with 30,000 students returning and with classes being a mixture of online or in person.