ALERT: Does Auburn Have a Byrum Brown PROBLEM | Auburn Podcast

Auburn football has a Byrum Brown consistency problem, but the bigger question might be what Auburn is asking its quarterback to do in the first place. Brown has shown exactly why Auburn wanted him. He's a tremendous athlete who can create plays that most quarterbacks simply can't make. But those flashes haven't come with enough consistency, and the turnovers are becoming increasingly difficult to overlook. Through three games, Brown's touchdown to interception ratio is far too close for comfort. Some of the interceptions have been bad decisions. Others have come from inaccurate throws. His pocket movement and ability to recognize opportunities downfield also deserve a closer look. That doesn't mean Brown was Auburn's biggest problem against Florida. He still made enough plays for Auburn to have an opportunity to win. The defense forced essentially one meaningful punt all night, struggled to tackle and repeatedly failed to get off the field. Auburn tied the game at 17, had an opportunity to completely change the momentum and then watched Florida regain control. But offensively, there's another question that isn't going away. Where is the commitment to Jeremiah Cobb and the running game? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices