This is the Auburn podcast, your daily Auburn Tigers podcast. Zach Blackerby here with you.

No painter sharpness today are scheduled to not line up, but I have flashed the bat signal.

And Sumner Martin, the summer intern, hanging out with us today. Good morning,

friend. How are you? Good morning. Good morning. Welcome back. After a week off, it's good to have you back

in the offices. I appreciate that, man. I appreciate that. Yeah, so I think the big story since the end of

the podcast yesterday, Zevion Capers, the four-star wide receiver.

He's from Atlanta.

He committed to Auburn yesterday.

And you and I were kind of talking off-air about this before we turn the microphones on, Sumner.

This is a good thing for Auburn.

Yeah, no, I think we've seen the kind of emphasis that Auburn and Gus Mazan and Cody Burns have put on going out

and getting these big, you know, tall, wide receivers that have, you know, long arm length,

good size, good hands. I think it's key because Gus Mazan needs that deep threat for the

whole offense to flow. I think we saw there was an absence of that last year at some points.

When you don't have that big play and that big play receiver to go to,

the offense is just not complete.

And that obviously goes into can't run the ball,

if you can't pass, they're both kind of go hand in hand.

And that's not a complete knock against, you know, Schwartz and Stove and those guys.

I think you need those pieces around as well.

But I think if you have a focus, I think this is the third receiver over 6-1.

They've brought in, you know, you've got Kobe Hudson, you've got J.J. Evans,

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