Auburn Tigers football: Brandon Frazier 2025 player profile
One of Auburn's most experienced players is set to return to action this season.
Brandon Frazier, who has appeared in 44 games for Auburn since 2020, returns to the field this season for his sixth year in orange and blue. He was awarded a medical redshirt in 2024 after injuring his foot against New Mexico in week three. The injury resulted in season-ending surgery, and led to Rivaldo Fairweather and Luke Deal to take a bulk of the snaps at the position for the remainder of the season.
Frazier came off his most successful season in 2023 as a receiver, logging seven catches and two scores, and was poised to repeat the same success in 2024 before the injury. Outside of being another valuable pass-catcher, Frazier is seen as a great pass blocker, which will pair greatly with Auburn's experienced offensive line to provide steady protection for quarterback Jackson Arnold.
Here is a look at Brandon Frazier's player profile before the 2025 season.
Brandon Frazier's personal profile
Brandon Frazier as a recruit
Brandon Frazier's career numbers
Brandon Frazier's PFF report card
The best photos of Brandon Frazier's career
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