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Auburn quarterback Byrum Brown threw three interceptions and took six sacks against Baylor while struggling to push the ball downfield, although he improved late and delivered the final touchdown drive.

Auburn's interior offensive line allowed substantial penetration and 81% of the team's rushing yards came after contact, contrasting with more positive tackle reviews and Stanton Ramil's reported No. 2 PFF grade among Week 1 right tackles.

Auburn receiver Keshaun Singleton showed established timing with Brown on comeback routes and repeatedly fought for extra yards, leading both reviewers to identify him as a dependable target despite the offense failing to finish several productive drives.

Auburn edge defender Da'Shawn Womack played little in the second half because of injury after a strong start, adding context to the reviewers' concern about limited pressure against Baylor's quick passing game without establishing his next-game availability.

Auburn used a reverse to Bryce Cain to exploit a Baylor defense concentrated inside against the run and set up its first touchdown, finding an offensive role for his speed after he moved between positions during camp.