Episode Details

Auburn football has problems on offense, but almost everything keeps coming back to one position group: the offensive line.

Auburn has to find five guys who can consistently create movement in the running game and give Byrum Brown enough time to operate. If that means giving younger offensive linemen opportunities, then it might be time to find out what those players can do.

The current formula isn't working.

Auburn finished around 100 rushing yards against Florida at Jordan Hare Stadium. The interior offensive line has been particularly disappointing, and those problems are leaking into everything Auburn wants to accomplish offensively.

The running backs can't establish a rhythm.

Brown is under pressure.

The receivers aren't consistently getting opportunities.

And the play calling becomes more difficult because Auburn can't rely on the guys up front.

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