Yes, this is a special quick bonus edition of Locked on Auburn.

I'm Zach Blackerby.

He's Charlie 5, Kyle Rush, the man over at the barn, Auburn.com.

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My biggest takeaway was how good J.J. Falk looks at Edge.

Yeah, he's put together. He and, I'll tell you what, he and J.J. Falk looks at edge. Yeah, he's put together.

He and, I'll tell you what, he and Jaquoise Wilkes did a lot of drills side by side.

Yes.

That's really good young players that are going to be, I think going to be really good SEC players in time.

I mean, the fact that Joquez Wilkes looks like he does as a freshman and he was

playing 1A ball like a few months ago, I just can't imagine how dominant that was. He also has,

he's where's number 29 and he has a dat dude about him. You know what I mean when I say that?

It's like, who is, who's that dude right there? And you got to go, you got to go look through the roster because that's a football player. There were two freshmen that were like that for me today. Jquez Wilkes was one of them. The other was Wilson's Ayer. We're not seeing him in the early part of the lineup and the rotation. But I kept having to double check my roster. I'm like, nope, that's,

that's the freshman. He doesn't look like a freshman. So he and Jack Layer stand side by side,

and they look like carbon cutouts. Jack Layers played a ton of football. So you got Wilson,

Zaire, who's coming in as should still be in high school right now,

and you're talking about put together just like a guy that's seasoned, a season veteran.

So that's very exciting to see.

You know, he's bulked up a ton since he's gotten here too.

So he's really.

Looks great.

Put the pedal down.

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