We all agree changes need to be made.

Quarterback, play calling, red zone off.

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Ben Taylor of Auburn Opelago this morning in the Auburn Network family of stations hanging out with us on this bonus

edition of the show. Ben, Auburn's a huge favorite on Saturday. I don't disagree with it,

but given a lot of points in Vegas for a team that doesn't score too often, we'll touch on that

in the moment. But we all agree changes are needed

for this Auburn offense. And it's not just one thing, but one thing could change other things

for Hugh Freed. I know Hugh Frees answered a question on Monday about how the offense doesn't

change if Ashton is in for Jackson.

Based on the play calling we saw in the second half,

I'm not entirely sure that I buy that.

I don't buy it at all.

I think that it's a totally different skill set that Ashton offers compared to Jackson.

As I said, if you're comparing them running wise, Jackson seems like more of a power guy, whereas Ashton offers compared to Jackson. As I said, if you're comparing them running wise,

Jackson seems like more of a power guy, whereas Ashton seemed more of like an elusive guy that still

fell forward. And then just because Jackson, like he's just, he's not going to outrun anybody. And so

there were a couple of times where he comes squared up with somebody. He falls forward, but he'll try to go through somebody, which was always kind of interesting to me that he didn't have more turnovers like fumbles doing something like that. Whereas Ashton, he was kind of elusive this past Saturday. It seemed like whenever he got to the outside or went up the middle, like guys were having a tough time putting a hand on him, which is kind of shy. I guess I just had not seen enough tape on him to know that he had that in him. He's a good runner. He's a good runner for sure. I've said the opposite. Like, I trust Ashton much more like in between the tackles. I think the two point conversion score is a prime example where he was able to fall forward.

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