With Auburn's new defensive scheme, we'll tell you who we think benefits most from what Ron Roberts will do defensively in 2023.

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Talking all things scheme on this FERG Friday with Justin Ferguson of the Auburn

Observer, two new coordinators, obviously to compliment the new head coach and the rest of

the coaching staff that Coach Freeze has brought in.

But Ferg, over the last few weeks, we've been talking a lot about a lot of new defenders that we're going to see.

And they brought in rotation pieces it looks like on the defensive line.

But let's start with the linebackers, which I think going into the transfer portal period would have been the weakest position group on the team.

And then you go out and you get Austin Keys, the former Ole Miss linebacker. You go out and you get Austin Keyes, the former Ole Miss linebacker.

You go out and get to Mario Tolan, the former LSU linebacker.

And all of a sudden, you're getting a little bit more depth and experience into the room.

But with what Roberts is going to do with these linebackers, who do you think kind of benefits the most?

From what we can tell, a lot of variables that we don't know the answers to quite yet, but who do you think's

going to benefit the most as far as how Roberts likes to use linebackers based on what we've seen

at Baylor? Yeah, I really like, you know, Austin Keyes a lot. You know, he's a big dude. He's got a lot of experience being a linebacker in the SEC West the last couple of years.

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