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Auburn Should Do These Things On Offense This Weekend
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- Sep 22, 2026
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Summary
Auburn Tigers seek offensive identity as questions mount after Florida defeat. Can Jeremiah Cobb and the Auburn running backs become the focal point, or will lingering struggles in the run game continue to haunt Alex Golesh's squad? Zac Blackerby and Kyle Rush break down Auburn’s pressing need to establish the ground game, evaluate creative playcalling adjustments, and analyze why short-yardage passing could be the key to early rhythm. Defensive woes take center stage as massive rushing lanes and missed assignments against Florida raise serious concerns for DJ Durkin’s unit. The hosts preview key trench battles against Vanderbilt, debate potential offensive line shake-ups, and spotlight lineup changes that could spark a turnaround. With a pivotal matchup looming, Auburn’s path to redemption—and postseason ambitions—may hang in the balance.