All right, we got a quick bonus edition of Locked on Auburn, Zach Blackerby, Mike G of the Warpour

and Locked on UCF.

We're sitting down right outside of the football complex here at Auburn minutes ago, just got

done watching our open viewing window for media.

And to me, I spent the most time watching running backs and receivers today.

And Bryce in Washington, number 30, for some reason, still goes last in the order every

single time.

But I just refuse to believe that he's the last running back on the depth chart.

He runs with so much power and just watching him hit bags or, you know,

if it's a coach holding a dummy, you know, whatever it is. He's so violent at the point of attack,

and I can't wait to watch him in this offense. Me, I can't wait to watch them to, I couldn't help

but notice how physically imposing he is. I was shocked by it when we watched him in the first practice.

And today, believe it or not, it looks like he's gotten stronger and it put on a little bit more muscle.

That's what the spring is about, though, Zach.

It's about building yourself up physically because once the season gets here, it's too late to become who you need to be physically.

Bryson Washington is going to give Auburn such a great one-two punch at running back.

A guy who can come in and just bruise and beat on you when Jeremiah Cobb goes out of the game.

Yeah, it's interesting because I do think there's different types of backs in the system.

We all know what Jeremiah Cobb is.

I think he's kind of a one cut, you know, beat you with speed, has some versatility. Then you got Omar Mabson, who I think is faster than people realize. But to me, he's a pile mover, at least right now. I think he'll develop his game more as he goes along. but then like bryson washington Nikai Davenport I think

is a similar build to Cobb now. I think he'll develop his game more as he goes along. But then like, Bryson, Washington,

Nikon, Davenport, I think is a similar build to Cobb. Like he's a little bit bigger than Cobb,

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