Offensive fireworks: The longest play from each of the past 10 seasons of Auburn football

Happy Fourth of July, everyone.

The Tigers have had their fair share of fireworks over the past decade. Let's take a look back at the longest offensive plays from the last 10 seasons of Auburn football.

2022 - Jarquez Hunter 62-yard TD reception (at Georgia)

A season full of disappointment was also a season lacking massive plays... Hunter's impressive 62-yard score against the Bulldogs was the longest play Auburn had all season long.

2021 - Jarquez Hunter 94-yard TD run (vs Alabama State)

Hunter's dash to the endzone is the longest run in Auburn football history.

2020 - Anthony Schwartz 91-yard TD reception (vs LSU)

Nix's toss to Schwartz was the icing on the cake of a blowout in the Tiger bowl.

2019 - Harold Joiner 78-yard reception (vs Ole Miss)

Who would have thought that Auburn's longest offensive play in 2019 would be in a game where they only scored 20 points?

2018 - Anthony Schwartz 76-yard touchdown reception (vs Tennessee)

It was a bad day overall for the Tigers, but Schwartz's speed is still extremely impressive.

2017 - Ryan Davis 75-yard TD reception (vs Ole Miss)

Auburn's blowout victory over the Rebels was largely due in part to a strong first half - one that included their longest play of the season.

2016 - John Franklin III 80-yard TD run (vs ULM)

One of Franklin's handful of explosive runs during his time with the Tigers.

2015 - Jason Smith 77-yard TD reception (vs Alabama)

Shades of Ricardo Louis.

2014 - Ricardo Louis 75-yard TD rush (vs South Carolina)

Auburn's defense was nowhere to be found on this day... but Ricardo Louis found the endzone on this sweep.

2013 - Sammie Coates 88-yard TD reception (at Arkansas)

One of Auburn's better crowd silencers of the last decade... a third down bomb to Coates had Hog fans silent.