Episode
Auburn's Offense Should Be Fine
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- 1653
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Summary
Auburn Tigers offense shows signs of life as defensive struggles spark concern after the tough loss to Florida. Is this the turning point for Alex Golesh's squad—and can Auburn’s defense bounce back against Vanderbilt? Zac Blackerby and Darrell Dapprich break down Auburn’s improved offensive efficiency, standout playmakers like Byrum Brown, and questions about missed tackles among the Tigers’ secondary and linebackers. The hosts spotlight Auburn’s strengths on third down, early game offensive challenges, and the need for fixes in the secondary—highlighting names like Sylvester Smith, Champ Anthony, and Eric Winters. With a crucial SEC matchup on the horizon, the conversation explores what adjustments Auburn must make, how Florida exposed the Tigers’ vulnerabilities, and whether the defensive unit can reclaim its edge against Vandy.