Auburn football progresses through second day of fall camp practice
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 3:08 PM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Auburn football concluded the second day of its preseason practice on August 6. The atmosphere was energized, highlighted by team interactions and drill activities. Health updates indicated that wide receiver Christian Neptune and safety Sylvester Smith-Reed remained in non-contact protocol. Other players, such as safety An'Quon Fegans and cornerback Shamar Arnoux, continued rehab work. Defensive lineman Corey Wells, notable for his size, is still recovering. Auburn's defense participated in pursuit drills, showcasing a range of player rotations across various positions. Scouts from multiple NFL teams, including the Denver Broncos and New York Jets, were in attendance.
- •Auburn held its second day of preseason practice on August 6.
- •Christian Neptune and Sylvester Smith-Reed are in non-contact protocol.
- •Defensive lineman Corey Wells is recovering from injury.
- •Players showcased various rotations during defensive drills.
- •Scouts from NFL teams attended practice sessions.
- 3:08 PMYahoo Sports — What we saw at Auburn football practice: Notes, observations from fall camp
"Here's a rundown of the latest news and notes from Auburn football practice on Thursday.
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