⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Pick/market: Auburn's wide receivers said in the preseason — particularly those who transferred from USF — that it was tough not to have a chip on their shoulders.

- OL/LB: I don't think the United States of America has anointed Golesh as a offensive Mastermind...

- OL/RB: I have VERY strong doubts that they will even entertain moving Best out of the center spot, but this clip certainly gives your idea some very legitimate legs....

- OL/LB: Why have four downs when the first play is a scripted Fake Lead Option.

- LB: Surely Dems and Reps will agree on this and it’ll pass no problem and hopefully they iron out the amendments.

- QB/LB: Yep, it's the old sage about "the 2nd-string QB is always actually the best player on the team".

- OL/LB: I definitely believe it is by purposeful design to avoid him running more than absolutely necessry.

- Pick/market: I sure hope they understand the running scheme needs to change and getting Brown involved in qb designed runs will only help open holes for our RBs.

- QB/LB: I’ve posted this before, but I think it is a significant missed opportunity.

- Injury: I don't know who should play or who will play but I do know if the line improves so will this offense.

- OL/LB: I agree that something is very different with the stadium atmosphere but I wonder how much of that is just the changes in culture over time (with the game in general).

- OL/LB: What we really need is to hit you in a decision making position so you can fix all these problems for us!

- Pick/market: He’s going lose revenue no matter what is built if this program doesn’t get back to winning in a hurry.

- OL/RB: No the offensive line is not blowing people off the line but they are so inconsistent with their blocking, a running back can't get in a rhythm with that kind of sissy blocking.

- LB: Those numbers on the secondary are tough, definitely the weak point.

- OL/DL: I don’t think we’ve put nearly enough emphasis on both lines of scrimmage especially Oline

- QB/OL: What top QB wants to come to Auburn when he can see what he will have as an OL

- Auburn did not necessarily expect its offensive line to be a strength this season. - But through three weeks, it's a glaring problem — one that's constantly on Alex Golesh's mind as SEC play starts to roll. - Auburn should have a sizable challenge in pass protection this Saturday to test out any changes on the offensive line, or lack thereof. - Vanderbilt is tied for No. - 4 nationally in sacks, already with 12, though it has played two...

- LB: When we win 10+ games a season annually, and we will, how do we answer the "who did you play question." "Oh!