Yes, welcome on into Locked on Auburn, your daily Auburn Tigers podcast. I'm your host,

Zach Blackerby, joined by Jake Crane of Crane and Company, The Goat, the goat himself.

You said something before we hopped on here. You think Cam Coleman can be Auburn's version of Julio Jones.

Yeah, and I'm not the only one that thinks that.

You know, we interviewed Jim Nagy, executive director of the senior boy yesterday, and I asked him,

and he's like, look, when you look at the specs, how he's built, how he operates,

and don't forget, Julio Jones was really part of that, you know,

changing of the guard when Nick Saban went to Tuscaloosa in year two after kind of the let down in the

first year. I just think Cam Coleman is different than anything Auburn fans have really seen.

I mean, Sammy Coates was a big guy, but he was more of a straight line guy.

Cam Coleman is bigger than Sammy Coates. I mean, he's nearly as big as Julio, and I'm not saying

Auburn's going to go on some dynastical And his hands, consistency with his hands worth a thing too.

He does everything.

Yeah, right.

And something else, he blocks as well.

That's another, people don't, people forget, Julio Jones ran down on kickoff for his,

his first year at Alabama as well.

I don't think Cam Coleman's going to do that.

I hope we don't think we have to. But when it comes down to size,

ability, being able to drop your hips, to sink them to get in and out of breaks, to be able to run everything in the route tree and turning 50-50 balls into 80-20 balls and strength in the

hands, we haven't had Cam Coleman. Right. It's just the truth. Right, right, right. And as far as the impact that we should expect as a true freshman,

like you don't see it a lot, but there are exceptions, and Cam Coleman seems to be good enough

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