Auburn lost 44-39 to Florida, but Zac Blackerby is finding reasons to feel better about the Tigers’ offense. Byrum Brown ranks fourth in the SEC in passing yards, and two Auburn wide receivers are tied near the top of the conference in receptions. Is the offensive production getting overlooked because of the loss? On today’s Auburn HIT, Zac breaks down two statistics that challenge the idea that Auburn’s offense isn’t producing. Brown sits fourth among SEC quarterbacks in passing yards. He has also contributed as a runner, although sacks affect his official rushing total. Zac explains why this is the kind of production Auburn fans hoped to see entering the season, even if the offense still needs to eliminate turnovers and protect its quarterback. The receiving numbers are encouraging, too. Chas Nimrod and Keshaun Singleton have 17 receptions apiece, tying them for fifth in the SEC in the rankings discussed on the show. Auburn is the only team with two players among those reception leaders. That production matters for a receiving corps that entered the season with questions about how it would perform against SEC competition. The offense still needs faster starts and more consistency. Zac discusses how play-calling, quarterback decisions and offensive line performance could all contribute to those issues. He also explains why Auburn’s defense must improve after its performance against Florida. With Vanderbilt coming to Jordan-Hare Stadium, can Alex Golesh’s Tigers build on their offensive production while cleaning up the mistakes? Subscribe to Auburn HIT with Zac Blackerby for twice-daily, five-minute Auburn Tigers coverage, and check out Locked On Auburn for longer-form analysis. #AuburnFootball #ByrumBrown #WarEagle Photo Credit: Jake Crandall 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.
Auburn lost 44-39 to Florida, but Zac Blackerby is finding reasons to feel better about the Tigers’ offense. Byrum Brown ranks fourth in the SEC in passing yards, and two Auburn wide receivers are tied near the top of the conference in receptions. Is the offensive production getting overlooked because of the loss?
On today’s Auburn HIT, Zac breaks down two statistics that challenge the idea that Auburn’s offense isn’t producing.
Brown sits fourth among SEC quarterbacks in passing yards. He has also contributed as a runner, although sacks affect his official rushing total. Zac explains why this is the kind of production Auburn fans hoped to see entering the season, even if the offense still needs to eliminate turnovers and protect its quarterback.
The receiving numbers are encouraging, too. Chas Nimrod and Keshaun Singleton have 17 receptions apiece, tying them for fifth in the SEC in the rankings discussed on the show. Auburn is the only team with two players among those reception leaders.
That production matters for a receiving corps that entered the season with questions about how it would perform against SEC competition.
The offense still needs faster starts and more consistency. Zac discusses how play-calling, quarterback decisions and offensive line performance could all contribute to those issues. He also explains why Auburn’s defense must improve after its performance against Florida.
With Vanderbilt coming to Jordan-Hare Stadium, can Alex Golesh’s Tigers build on their offensive production while cleaning up the mistakes?
Subscribe to Auburn HIT with Zac Blackerby for twice-daily, five-minute Auburn Tigers coverage, and check out Locked On Auburn for longer-form analysis.
#AuburnFootball #ByrumBrown #WarEagle
Photo Credit: Jake Crandall IMAGN
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