ALERT: Jeremiah Cobb Needs More Carries | Auburn Football Podcast

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Okay, so you talked about things the offense needs to do better to support Jared Curtis.

Something I forgot to mention is not drop the football. That was a huge problem for Vanderbilt through the first two weeks, specifically from the guy I'm about to point out who turned it around against NC State and had a couple pretty huge touchdown plays and a couple really big receptions that weren't four touchdowns, but that's wide receiver Junior Sherrill. If Vanderbilt has one playmaker on this offense, it is Junior Sherrill. He's going to put up yards. He's going to be open. He's struggled with drops for whatever reason. I think he had five drops in week two against Delaware and still put up over a hundred yards of receiving. So he's a guy to watch if you want like a sleeper to watch that you're not going to find. If you just look up Vanderbilt stars, that would be Titan, Javante Connor, a transfer from East Carolina had a really explosive kind of breakout game against Delaware in week two and kind of disappeared in week three against NC State. So he's a guy, I think they will specifically try to involve in the game plan.

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What about the run game for Vanderbilt, right? You talked about not getting a lot of opportunities, but you still got MK. Young there, who is a dynamic guy in being able to catch the ball out of the backfield as well as run. You still got Cedric Alexander there and he is, you know, crazy shifty. He's got some speed around the edge, can catch the ball out of the backfield as well.

Do you think, you know, what you said earlier was you think that was just a symptom of falling behind early. But do you think that the plan is going to be to try to run the ball a little bit more in this game if you don't have that deficit?