Texas A&M at Auburn: Wednesday injury report revealed

Texas A&M and Auburn are set to face off in a Week 13 matchup at Jordan-Hare Stadium. We now have a better idea of health of both teams entering the game, as the initial injury report was released by the SEC on Wednesday.

The Aggies have been dealt a couple of crucial blows over the past couple weeks with receiver Cyrus Allen and running back Le’Veon Moss both being lost to season-ending injuries. A&M turned to EJ Smith last week in a win against New Mexico State as he rushed for 60 yards on 15 carries.

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As for Auburn, quarterback Payton Thorne was questionable last week with a shoulder injury but ultimately played against Louisiana-Monroe. He threw for 286 yards and a season-high five touchdowns in a 48-14 win.

You can view the full injury report for the game between Texas A&M and Auburn below.

Texas A&M

Cyrus Allen, WR, OUT

Tyreek Chappell, DB, OUT

Le’Veon Moss, RB, OUT

Mark Nabou Jr., OL, OUT

Rueben Owens, RB, Doubtful

Chase Bisontis, OL, Doubtful

Jaylen Henderson, QB, Questionable

Auburn

Caleb Burton III, WR, OUT

Jamonta Waller, OLB, OUT

Tyler Scott, DB, OUT

Champ Anthony, DB, OUT

Alex McPherson, K, OUT

Brandon Frazier, TE, OUT

Caleb Wooden, S, Questionable

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More on the matchup between Texas A&M and Auburn

Both the Aggies and Tigers enter this game with something still to play for, though the stakes are a bit higher on A&M’s side. It still has a chance to compete for a spot in the College Football Playoff, but can’t afford another loss as it already has two on the year.

Auburn, on the other hand, enters the game at 4-6 in its second season under coach Hugh Freeze. It needs to win its remaining two games to make a bowl game, which it did in his first year.

This will be the 15th meeting all-time between Auburn and Texas A&M. The Aggies hold an 8-6 lead in the series and also won the most recent matchup by a score of 27-10 in 2023.

Auburn will look to get its revenge for that game and also play spoiler to A&M’s CFP hopes on Saturday. Kickoff between the Aggies and Tigers is set for 6:30 p.m. CT and will be televised on ESPN.

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