Auburn Tigers football: Jay Crawford 2025 player profile
Auburn freshmen played the third-most snaps last season, according to Pro Football Focus, and cornerback Jay Crawford was in the middle of the scrum.
Crawford was one of eight Tigers to put in at least 500 snaps last season, putting in 503. His snap total was the eighth-highest among Auburn defenders, and the second-most among Auburn freshmen on the defensive side of the ball, trailing just Kaleb Harris (608).
Crawford made the most of his time on the field, as he was very effective in overall defense and tackling. His 76.6 defensive grade, which ranked No. 5 among players who appeared in at least 10 games last season for Auburn, and his 77.5 coverage grade, which was No. 2 among players who appeared in at least 10 games, led him to receive Freshman All-America honors from Pro Football Focus. Crawford missed just five tackles last season, and had a catch rate of 40%. How much will he grow in 2025?
Here is a look at Crawford's player profile ahead of the 2025 season.
Jay Crawford's personal profile
Jay Crawford as a recruit
Jay Crawford's career numbers
Jay Crawford's PFF report card
The best photos of Jay Crawford's career
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