This is the Auburn podcast, your daily Auburn Tigers podcast, brought to you by ESPN 1067 online at ESPNAU.com.

I'm your host, Zach Blackerby on Twitter at Z Blackerby. I hope everyone is having a fantastic day. On the show today,

I'm going to talk to Painter Sharpless, a voice you hear regularly on this podcast, and have a

conversation about an article that I put up about Nick Coe that you can find at gridiron now.com.

I've also tweeted it out a couple of times.

But yeah, just talk about how Nick Coe is symbolic of Auburn's depth up front.

I think Nick Coe is so interesting.

And I think when you look at his roster spot that he currently owns at Auburn,

which is the number two strong side defensive end,

the number two, three technique defensive tackle when Auburn goes with four down linemen,

including the Buck defensive end.

I mean, he's one of the better defensive linemen in the whole conference,

but he's not going to start for Auburn.

And I think his position is so symbolic of Auburn's front seven.

They're big and physical, strong, talented, extremely deep, and filled with underclassmen

that are all going to be draft eligible at the end of this year.

So it's kind of interesting moving forward.

But yeah, he's really good.

He's really good.

And I think if he was put into a starting role, which he gets starting reps as far as, you know,

or he gets a starting usage rate, rather.

But I think if he was like the guy on a defensive line,

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