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- Entering its 2026 Auburn game, Vanderbilt had 12 sacks through three games, but only one came against NC State; the other 11 came against Austin Peay and Delaware, according to the Sept. 25 Auburn opponent preview. The split tempers the season total rather than establishing a new blitz plan or an Auburn result. - Vanderbilt safety CJ Heard led the team with 21 tackles and had two sacks through three 2026 games, while edge Miles Capers had five tackles for loss and linebacker Nick Rinaldi had 18 tackles and 3.5 sacks, per the Sept. 25 Auburn opponent preview. These are current production totals, not newly announced roles.

- QB/OL: On the surface I dont get a good feeling about this one, but then again I never have a good feeling.

- Pick/market: If we can win in the trenches we will win the game.

- LB: I’ve got a four year old that is a future linebacker with a neck roll I may spend this on.

- Entering Vanderbilt's 2026 Auburn game, Nick Rinaldi leads the team with 4.5 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, three hurries and four pass breakups. The report highlights Rinaldi and edge Miles Capers as pressure threats on a defense averaging four sacks per game, without guaranteeing that production against Auburn. - Junior Sherrill leads Vanderbilt entering the 2026 Auburn game with 18 catches, 252 receiving yards and two touchdowns, but the report also credits him with five drops against Delaware. The production identifies a major receiving option while the drops remain a reliability concern; no changed role or target share is announced.

- QB/OL: No offense to all of our skill players, but we have to majorly upgrade at running back and receiver next year to help Jared Curtis be the best QB possible I don’t think I...

- Injury: Here is everything that Vanderbilt's Miles Capers said at Tuesday's availability about his forced fumble that led to the game-winning touchdown and more.

- Injury: Per Clark Lea, Cole Spence did some football activity today and is day-to-day.

- Pick/market: We ran a 5-2 a TON with him or Bradley playing a DE

- OL/LB: Glass half empty: Defense looks bad at times, tackling has been inconsistent, receivers have been inconsistent, offensive line constantly penalized, gaps aren't being consistently opened for running backs.

- QB/LB: I will add to your theories.

- LB: The issue is multiple times a game, 10 players do their job well on a down to down basis and the 11th doesn’t makes the play as often as he should.

- QB/LB: Clearly there’s an issue with backer(s) not being in the right spot and allowing huge runs.

- LB: He will not make it when Vandy beats him for the second time.

- LB: we would've won that game without the interception that occurred so I don't agree that we weren't the better team.

- QB/LB: Hey boys, my life depends on this message being read in entirety.