BREAKING: Bryce Cain Works at Defensive Back | Auburn Football Podcast

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**Mike G** (2:52)
Kyle, Bryce Cain was seen working with the defensive backs at practice?

**Kyle Rush** (2:58)
Very interesting.

**Mike G** (2:59)
Let's go.
Welcome on in to The Auburn Express Powered by The War Rapport. I'm your host, Mike G. Turn us on, turn us up. We'll turn it out. I'm here with my good friend, Kyle Rush from the barn to talk a little Auburn football and get your Wednesday kicked off on today's show. We're talking Bryce Cain being seen working with the defensive backs at practice and then in the second half of the show, we're going to get into how we expect Baylor to try to defend Auburn this go around. Guys, don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel. Your likes and subscribes help keep us the number one source of Auburn football content out there anywhere, especially on YouTube. Let's start at the top here. Bryce Cain, open practice.
I'm saying today, you guys are watching this on the Wednesday, but it was a Tuesday open practice where Bryce Cain was seen working with the defensive backs. We, you and I got to witness an open practice where Jeremiah Coger caught a touchdown pass from Byron Brown on kind of a line drive up the left side line pass. Coger looked fast on that play. I try to take notes of who's working with who in practice, but it's been a quiet fall camp for Bryce Cain, and now we hear that he's working with the defensive backs. In your mind, what does this mean? Has Auburn moved on from Bryce Cain at the slot? Or, you know, what does this mean for you?