Is Jeremiah Koger about to become a bigger part of Auburn’s offense? Chas Nimrod and Keshaun Singleton have emerged as Byrum Brown’s most consistent targets, with both tied for fifth in the SEC in receptions entering the Vanderbilt matchup. Zac Blackerby believes that production could force defenses to give them more attention, potentially creating opportunities for Koger. On this Auburn HIT, Zac explains why Vanderbilt could be the matchup where Koger finally gets a larger share of the targets. Koger has eight receptions for 148 yards through the early portion of the season, averaging 18.5 yards per catch without a touchdown. Could that first score be coming soon? Zac also wants to see more DeShawn Spencer. The sample size remains limited, but Spencer has continued to flash when given opportunities, dating back to Auburn’s A-Day game. Then the conversation shifts to Auburn’s defense and Andre Jordan Jr. Jordan entered the season viewed as a potential CB1 for Auburn, while Rayshawn Pleasant has impressed early. Zac breaks down Jordan’s inconsistent start, the communication and pre-snap problems that hurt Auburn against Florida, and why some of those issues extend beyond one defensive back. With five-star freshman Jared Curtis and Vanderbilt coming to Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn’s secondary faces another important test. And with the Tigers’ schedule getting tougher, DJ Durkin needs his defensive backs to take another step. Can Koger become Auburn’s next breakout weapon? And can Jordan help stabilize the Tigers’ secondary? #AuburnFootball #JeremiahKoger #WarEagle Photo Credit: John Reed IMAGN Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! KALSHI For a limited time, Download the Kalshi app and use code [LOCKEDON] to get up to $500 in bonus credits when you trade $25.
Is Jeremiah Koger about to become a bigger part of Auburn’s offense?
Chas Nimrod and Keshaun Singleton have emerged as Byrum Brown’s most consistent targets, with both tied for fifth in the SEC in receptions entering the Vanderbilt matchup. Zac Blackerby believes that production could force defenses to give them more attention, potentially creating opportunities for Koger.
On this Auburn HIT, Zac explains why Vanderbilt could be the matchup where Koger finally gets a larger share of the targets. Koger has eight receptions for 148 yards through the early portion of the season, averaging 18.5 yards per catch without a touchdown.
Could that first score be coming soon?
Zac also wants to see more DeShawn Spencer. The sample size remains limited, but Spencer has continued to flash when given opportunities, dating back to Auburn’s A-Day game.
Then the conversation shifts to Auburn’s defense and Andre Jordan Jr.
Jordan entered the season viewed as a potential CB1 for Auburn, while Rayshawn Pleasant has impressed early. Zac breaks down Jordan’s inconsistent start, the communication and pre-snap problems that hurt Auburn against Florida, and why some of those issues extend beyond one defensive back.
With five-star freshman Jared Curtis and Vanderbilt coming to Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn’s secondary faces another important test. And with the Tigers’ schedule getting tougher, DJ Durkin needs his defensive backs to take another step.
Can Koger become Auburn’s next breakout weapon? And can Jordan help stabilize the Tigers’ secondary?
#AuburnFootball #JeremiahKoger #WarEagle
Photo Credit: John Reed IMAGN
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