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With Flax committing to Kentucky, I would not be surprised at all at this point if Broderick Jones comes to Auburn.

Oh man, hate he had to see that UGA performance in person. Oh well, the Iron Bowl completely overshadows that hopefully.

Didn’t Broderick Jones come on an unofficial visit Iron Bowl weekend?

Joiner was one of the players I was most excited to see breakout this season, yet, we've seen almost nothing from him. If Whitlow's issues with holding onto the ball carry over to tomorrow and to TAMU, I hope and expect to see a chunk of his carries to be distributed to Joiner and maybe DJ Williams, if healthy.

I don’t like the use of “never be as productive as Nick Marshall.” We have only seen one game with him in his very first year as a college athlete. Other than that, great feedback. EDIT: Just noticed you were referencing his running game. He probably won’t, but he may not have to be.

Sheesh. Gotta cradle that rock.

I unfortunately believe the same as you. I would love for him to get a lot of carries, I just don’t see it happening.

Do you think Joiner getting a lot of carries in the first scrimmage was just an anomaly?

Our offensive line will be extremely depleted then. Also, you need to include Joiner in that mix. He could be a huge threat in the backfield as well. All our runningbacks, excluding the speedster in Shivers, will be quite big dudes.

Video is no longer up, sadly. Never got the chance to see it. Correction.. found it posted directly to his page. https://twitter.com/Tank5_21/status/1160006984596430848?s=2

Special teams needs some work! Kickoff and punt return was yikes.

Had Pettway been healthy for us all season, he would be #2 on that list.

And we have all of that now.

Marshall was at least effective with his feet. And during his time, Auburn was WAY above the national average on scoring in the red zone.

If the coaches believed that Sean White would've been effective, then they wouldn't have ran it so often.

I see 10 touchdowns in over 15 games and consider that pretty bad. He's a game manager at best, but nothing more.

Sean White is pretty much terrible when it comes to the red zone. His inability to be effective in the red zone made us extremely one-dimensional. I look forward to this changing this season.

Sean White's time as QB should be done at Auburn. By no means am I dissing on him, but I don't think he is even our second-best option at QB.

It's an okay hire I guess. I'm still bitter that Jay Jacobs took the rains and pretty much controlled what Gus Malzahn wanted to do.

I noticed that too and was even able to say it in-game.

JF3 is getting too much hate. He was 2/4 on passing, one of those should've been caught, the other every man was covered so he wisely threw it away. Sure, the fumble was big, and he should've secured the ball better. JF3 played in four series in the first half. Two were scoring drives, one he busted for a long run, just didn't hold on to the ball, and the last drive was deep inside our own territory in the final moments of the first half. JF3 is getting too much flack. The biggest issue in the first half was the defense. Hands down.

We should be a solid team for the next couple of years.

I hate that we didn't go on all cylinders in the second half, but I'm still satisfied in the win. The first half of that game looked like the most complete Auburn team that I had ever seen.

For one, play calling. If we do not have any play calls where we throw it deep, have any sort of threat downfield, we will have a terrible, terrible season. We had arguably the best recruiting class of receivers this past off-season, and we have done nothing but neglect them. I'd rather see a deep ball get intercepted than have to deal with this bull**** play-calling.