Auburn's wide receiver room,

impossible to predict,

which feels weird

because they all played together already.

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Auburn.com. Which non-wide receiver will lead Auburn in receiving yards as well as,

you know, who could be next up, you know, maybe a dark horse in the wide receiver room this off season. But I thought it'd be fun, Kyle, to go through this receiving room and say, hey, you know, so-and-so is going to lead. They're going to be number two. They've got a chance to be the number three guy. And as I was sitting down to do this, and I guess you were doing the same thing, too. I'm wondering if you had the same situation. It's a fascinating discussion and thought process because there's so many questions about all these guys.

But it's weird because they have all played in this offense.

It's not like it's a bunch of different guys with varying levels of upside and skill and production coming together is guys that

have already had production together, following their coach, following their quarterback.

And so when you predict what the production could look like at Auburn this year,

is it too lazy to just look at what they did at USF last year and say that the pecking order

that happened at South Florida is most likely the pecking order that we'll see at Auburn.

Is that entirely fair?

I think in most cases, it is fair to say that.

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