WARNING: Auburn's Offensive Line Is a DISASTER! | Auburn Football Podcast

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One of the most disturbing things I think I heard from the coaches at the Monday press conference, as you know, I'm there every Monday, was the rotation at left tackle.

The rotation at left, the rotation at the position that protects the quarterback's blind side. That's supposed to be your best offensive lineman outside of your center.

Auburn doesn't seem to have answers along that line. And it's really limiting how much and how effective this offense can be. That's what occurs to me. If you look at what Kentucky is doing, nobody was talking about their QB before the season. You know why? Because he wasn't anything to talk about. They went and built a line around him.

Now there are a lot of teams in the SEC falling on their faces as we speak. Texas A&M is falling on their faces right now as we speak. They had playoff aspirations and there are a lot of, I would say, the difference between programs, Clark Lee, widely be considered to be one of the best coaches in the country. I would not say Vanderbilt is killing it right now. They get the leeway because they're Vanderbilt. You're Auburn. You have won championships. You can win championships. You have been to the promised land. Right now, I don't know of all the years where I felt the most despair about Auburn Football and yes, I'm counting 2012 because we kind of knew where the program was headed, headed into that season. Three and nine is terrible. But right now, you've got seven games left and five of those seven are against teams that are currently ranked 17 or better in the AP. And the only games you may be favored to win are Arkansas and Sanford. A five-win season is a disaster for Auburn. I thought coaching with the coach who brought in his quarterback and pieces that he was familiar with would be good for at least a bowl game. But they've got to, I think they've got to find their way to a bowl game somehow, someway.