The No. 7 Georgia Bulldogs (5-1) faced another SEC road test in their 20-10 win against the Auburn Tigers (3-3). Many believed the Tigers would give the Bulldogs a loss with the Tigers retiring Cam Newton’s jersey that evening.

The Bulldogs’ first loss came to the No. 6 Alabama Crimson Tide (5-1). With the competitiveness of the SEC, the Bulldogs had little margin for error left, so they needed to avoid an upset against the Tigers.

The Bulldogs achieved that goal, winning despite a tough first half for Georgia, with Auburn only a goal-line fumble away from taking a 17-0 lead. Still, that goal-line fumble allowed Georgia to make it 10-3 by the end of the first half, and through the second half, it was all Bulldogs. Georgia scored 17 unanswered points in the second half to defeat the Tigers.

CJ Allen stood out as a major contributor on the defense, forcing the goal-line fumble that ultimately turned the game around. Chauncey Bowens was excellent again despite an injury, and offensive lineman Dontrell Glover is a freshman standout. The Bulldogs will play the Ole Miss Rebels (6-0) for a shot at leading the SEC in conference wins.

Highest, lowest PFF grades from Georgia’s win over Auburn

Highest, Offense

1. QB Gunner Stockton (75.5 overall grade, 76.8 passing grade, 62.2 pass-blocking grade, 59.1 rushing grade, 60.0 run-blocking grade)
2. HB Nate Frazier (69.2 overall, 75.5 receiving, 15.5 pass-blocking, 67.4 rushing, 60.0 run-blocking)
3. WR Zachariah Branch (69.1 overall grade, 68.3 receiving grade, 61.1 run-blocking grade)
4. C Drew Bobo (67.4 overall grade, 66.2 pass-blocking grade, 65.5 run-blocking grade)
5. TE Jaden Redell (67.3 overall grade, 70.9 run-blocking grade)

Lowest, Offense

1. TE Elyiss Williams (33.2 overall grade, 45.1 receiving grade, 59.8 run-blocking grade)
2. WR Dillon Bell (48.1 overall grade, 51.9 receiving grade, 77.5 run-blocking grade)
3. RT Juan Gaston (48.2 overall grade, 21.2 pass-blocking grade, 60.4 run-blocking grade)
4. TE Lawson Luckie (50.2 overall grade, 45.8 receiving grade, 67.5 pass-blocking grade, 72.1 run-blocking grade)
5. LT Bo Hughley (51.8 overall grade, 33.9 pass-blocking grade, 56.5 run-blocking grade)

Highest, Defense

1. MLB CJ Allen (90.6 overall grade, 86.6 run-defense grade, 81.0 tackling grade, 68.5 pass-rush grade, 83.5 coverage grade)
2. DT Christen Miller (80.8 overall grade, 81.4 run defense grade, 75 tackling grade, 66.2 pass-rush grade)
3. CB Ellis Robinson IV (75.4 overall grade, 63.1 run defense grade, 76.6 tackling grade, 75.6 coverage grade)
4. DT Josh Horton (74.5 overall grade, 59.9 run defense grade, 81.4 tackling grade)
5. RCB Daylen Everette (67.8 overall grade, 67.2 run defense grade, 81.9 tackling grade, 58.7 pass-rush grade, 67.3 coverage grade)

Lowest, Defense

1. LCB DeMello Jones (52.7 overall grade, 65.1 run defense grade, 47.3 tackling grade, 50.3 coverage grade)
2. FS JaCorey Thomas (54.0 overall grade, 54.0 run defense grade, 42.6 tackling grade, 55.2 coverage grade)
3. MLB Raylen Wilson (54.2 overall grade, 48.5 run-defense grade, 66.1 tackling grade, 55.1 pass-rush grade, 64.4 coverage grade)
4. LOLB Quintavius Johnson (55.8 overall grade, 51.0 run defense grade, 64.2 pass-rush grade, 60.3 coverage grade)
5. WLB Justin Williams (58.6 overall grade, 41.4 run-defense grade, 78.1 tackling grade, 54.6 pass-rush grade, 73.1 coverage grade)

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